Summarizing large spatial datasets: Spatial principal components and spatial canonical correlation
Bhupatiraju, Samyukta, Verspagen, Bart and Ziesemer, Thomas (2013). Summarizing large spatial datasets: Spatial principal components and spatial canonical correlation. UNU-MERIT.
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Author Bhupatiraju, Samyukta
Verspagen, Bart
Ziesemer, ThomasTitle Summarizing large spatial datasets: Spatial principal components and spatial canonical correlation Publication Date 2013 Publisher UNU-MERIT Abstract We propose a method for spatial principal components analysis that has two important advantages over the method that Wartenberg (1985) proposed. The first advantage is that, contrary to Wartenberg's method, our method has a clear and exact interpretation: it produces a summary measure (component) that itself has maximum spatial correlation. Second, an easy and intuitive link can be made to canonical correlation analysis. Our spatial canonical correlation analysis produces summary measures of two datasets (e.g., each measuring a different phenomenon), and these summary measures maximize the spatial correlation between themselves. This provides an alternative weighting scheme as compared to spatial principal components analysis. We provide example applications of the methods and show that our variant of spatial canonical correlation analysis may produce rather different results than spatial principal components analysis using Wartenberg's method. We also illustrate how spatial canonical correlation analysis may produce different results than spatial principal components analysis. Keyword Spatial principal components analysis
Spatial canonical correlation analysis
Spatial econometrics
Moran coefficients
Spatial concentrationJEL R10
R15
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