Modeling Spatial Anisotropic Relationships Using Gradient-Based Geographically Weighted Regression.

Distance and direction play crucial roles in modeling the spatial nonstationarity relationship. Because Euclidean distance ignores the effect of direction, several modified geographically weighted regression (GWR) attempts have been made to model anisotropic relationships using various non-Euclidean...

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Publicado en:Annals of the American Association of Geographers Vol. 114; no. 4; pp. 697 - 719
Autores principales: Yan, Jinbiao, Wu, Bo, Duan, Xiaoqi
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd 2024
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          Yan, Jinbiao
          Wu, Bo
          Duan, Xiaoqi
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          National-Local Joint Engineering Laboratory on Digital Preservation and Innovative Technologies for the Culture of Traditional Villages and Towns, Hengyang Normal University, China, and School of Geography and Environment, Jiangxi Normal University, China
          School of Geography and Environment, Jiangxi Normal University, China
          Computer Science and Technology Institute, Guizhou University, China
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        Euclidean distance
        Distances
        Velocity
        Anisotropy
        Gradient coils
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          Euclidean distance
          Distances
          Velocity
          Anisotropy
          Gradient coils
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        gradient-based geographically weighted regression
        GWR
        spatial nonstationarity
        spatial relationship gradient field (SRGF)
        velocity anisotropy
        anisotropía de velocidad
        campo de gradiente de la relación espacial (SRGF)
        no estacionalidad espacial
        空间关系梯度场
        空间非平稳性
        速度各向异性
        gradient-based geographically weighted regression
        GWR
        spatial nonstationarity
        spatial relationship gradient field (SRGF)
        velocity anisotropy
        anisotropía de velocidad
        campo de gradiente de la relación espacial (SRGF)
        no estacionalidad espacial
        空间关系梯度场
        空间非平稳性
        速度各向异性
      ab: Distance and direction play crucial roles in modeling the spatial nonstationarity relationship. Because Euclidean distance ignores the effect of direction, several modified geographically weighted regression (GWR) attempts have been made to model anisotropic relationships using various non-Euclidean distance metrics. These methods, however, adopt uniform parameters to define the non-Euclidean metrics over the whole study area, neglecting the varying numerical features existing in different regions. As a result, they fail to accurately depict spatial anisotropic relationships between variables. To address this issue, we propose a novel method called gradient-based geographically weighted regression (GGWR) that integrates the gradient of spatial relationships into GWR. Additionally, we introduce an l-norm regularization technique to achieve the parameter estimation of GGWR. Both simulated and actual data sets were used to validate the proposed method, and the experimental results demonstrate that the gradient field of the spatial relationship obtained by GGWR can effectively characterize the direction and intensity of variable relationships at various locations. Moreover, GGWR outperforms other models, including GWR, directional geographically weighted regression, and Minkowski distance-based geographically weighted regression, in terms of fitting accuracy, coefficient estimation accuracy, and interpretation of coefficient symbols. These findings indicate that the GGWR can be a valuable tool for modeling spatial anisotropic relationships by leveraging the spatial relationship gradient field.
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