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Computational investigations of Bayesian maximum entropy spatiotemporal mapping

Serre et al., 1998

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850706920103429549
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Serre M
Bogaert P
Christakos G
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4th Annual Conference of the International Association of Mathematical Geology

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The incorporation of various sources of physical knowledge is an important aspect of spatiotemporal analysis and mapping. There exist two major knowledge bases: general knowledge and specificatory knowledge. The latter includes hard data (exact …
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