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For my Advanced Higher Geography Dissertation I'm doing a spatial analysis of pubs in the center of the city where I live. To do this I was told to carry out the Nearest Neighbour Statistic and then further analyse the result using the Flying Bomb technique. Nearest Neighbour gave me a result of regular dispersion whereas the Flying Bomb technique is showing that the pattern of dispersion is random. Does anyone know why I could be getting two different results?
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For my Advanced Higher Geography Dissertation I'm doing a spatial analysis of pubs in the center of the city where I live. To do this I was told to carry out the Nearest Neighbour Statistic and then further analyse the result using the Flying Bomb technique. Nearest Neighbour gave me a result of regular dispersion whereas the Flying Bomb technique is showing that the pattern of dispersion is random. Does anyone know why I could be getting two different results?
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Hi.
For my Advanced Higher Geography Dissertation I'm doing a spatial analysis of pubs in the center of the city where I live. To do this I was told to carry out the Nearest Neighbour Statistic and then further analyse the result using the Flying Bomb technique. Nearest Neighbour gave me a result of regular dispersion whereas the Flying Bomb technique is showing that the pattern of dispersion is random. Does anyone know why I could be getting two different results?
Thanks
Hi.
For my Advanced Higher Geography Dissertation I'm doing a spatial analysis of pubs in the center of the city where I live. To do this I was told to carry out the Nearest Neighbour Statistic and then further analyse the result using the Flying Bomb technique. Nearest Neighbour gave me a result of regular dispersion whereas the Flying Bomb technique is showing that the pattern of dispersion is random. Does anyone know why I could be getting two different results?
Thanks
Moving to your specific problem, you will need to explain the techniques that you are using in more detail - A google search for "flying bomb technique" gave nothing, for example. You will also need to explain what you mean by "regular" versus "random" dispersion.
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