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Syllabus: Spatial Statistics, GUS 3161 (Fall 2020)

Kaylor, Charles
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2020
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Geography and Urban Studies
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Spatial analysis (Statistics)
 Social sciences--Statistical methods
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http://dx.doi.org/10.34944/dspace/6129
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This course provides an introduction to statistical analysis with an emphasis on urban applications. The course covers basic statistical principles of sampling, probability, and tests of significance, measures of association; ordinary least squares regression; factor, principal component and cluster analysis and an introduction to spatial applications of these tools. The course is focused on the practical application of these techniques through exposure to the rationale and principles underpinning them. Students will attend lectures and complete problem sets that provide practical experience in the application of the theoretical concepts and methodologies.
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Kaylor, Charles. Syllabus for Spatial Statistics. Department of Geography and Urban Studies, Temple U, Philadelphia, Fall 2020.
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