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autocorrelation

autocorrelation Autocorrelation, in this packet’s spatial context, means the degree to which nearby locations show similar patterns rather than being randomly distributed.

Autocorrelation, in this packet’s spatial context, means the degree to which nearby locations show similar patterns rather than being randomly distributed. Positive spatial autocorrelation indicates clustering, with high or similar values tending to occur together across neighboring areas.

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Drafting source: Lee Kwang-Sub; Eom Jin Ki. Spatiotemporal dynamics of visitors to Jeju Island: Hotspot and spatial autocorrelation analyses using mobile phone data. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0321694; article XML SHA-256 9868b3e07a8d73668370cf28b831e8c4208ef3041e9da5b71ffab89be74c741d. “Spatiotemporal dynamics of visitors to Jeju Island: Hotspot and spatial autocorrelation analyses using mobile phone data” (10.1371/journal.pone.0321694).
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