Search Results - subject:"spatial interaction"

Kou, Steven; Peng, Xianhua; Zhong, Haowen - In: Management science : journal of the Institute for … 64 (2018) 5, pp. 2083-2101

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Reducing omitted-variable bias in spatial-interaction models by considering multiple neighbourhoods

Storm, Hugo; Heckelei, Thomas - In: Spatial economic analysis : the journal of the Regional … 13 (2018) 4, pp. 457-472

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Interaction Matrix Selection in Spatial Econometrics with an Application to Growth Theory

Debarsy, Nicolas - 2016

The interaction matrix, or spatial weight matrix, is the fundamental tool to model cross-sectional interdependence between observations in spatial econometric models. However, it is most of the time not derived from theory, as it should be ideally, but chosen on an ad hoc basis. In this paper,...

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The W Matrix in Network and Spatial Econometrics : Issues Relating to Specification and Estimation

Corrado, Luisa - 2016

Network and spatial econometric models commonly embody a so-called W matrix which defines the connectivity between nodes of a network. The reason for the existence of W is that it facilitates parsimonious parametrization of inter-nodal interaction which would otherwise be very difficult to...

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Spatial Autocorrelation and Spatial Interaction

Patuelli, Roberto - 2016

Definition:Spatial interaction refers to all cases in which a relationship (a flow of persons, goods, communications … analyzed in spatial science, spatial interaction data are denoted by their bilateral nature. They have an origin and a … commonality (e.g., the presence of a common language). Such descriptors are typically employed in spatial interaction models, the …

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CDS Spreads and Systemic Risk : A Spatial Econometric Approach

Keiler, Sebastian - 2016

This study applies a novel way of measuring, quantifying and modelling the systemic risk within the financial system. The magnitude of risk spill over effects is gauged by introducing a specific weighting scheme. This approach originally stems from spatial econometrics. The methodology allows...

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Spatial interaction in local expenditures among Italian municipalities : evidence from Italy 2001-2011

Ferraresi, Massimiliano; Migali, Giuseppe; Nordi, Francesca - 2016

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An integrated spatial model of population change in South Carolina counties

Lewis, Willis <Jr.>; Stanley, Brooke - In: The review of regional studies : a joint publ. of the … 46 (2016) 2, pp. 127-142

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Estimation of social interaction models using regularization

Tchuente, Guy - 2016

In social interaction models, the identification of the network effect is based on either group size variation, structure of the network or the relative position in the network measured by the Bonacich centrality measure. These identification strategies imply the use of many instruments or...

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Spatial ensemble post-processing with standardized anomalies

Dabernig, Markus; Mayr, Georg. J.; Messner, Jakob W.; … - 2016

To post-process ensemble predictions to a particular location, often statistical methods are used, especially in complex terrain such as the Alps. When expanded to several stations, the post-processing has to be repeated at every station individually thus losing information about spatial...

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