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spatial coherence

spatial coherence Spatial coherence is the extent to which patterns in a signal stay similar or consistent across different locations.

Spatial coherence is the extent to which patterns in a signal stay similar or consistent across different locations. Weak spatial coherence means the pattern is more local and less globally shared, so consistency across space drops off quickly.

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Drafting source: Dong Zhilin; Xiong Haoqing; Yang Jun; Su Rongqiang; Shen Qianfeng; Zhang Shaohua; Chang Yixin; Chen Jiaxu; Qian Xuejin. A measurement-driven graph learning framework for Wideband oscillation localization in power systems. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0355190; article XML SHA-256 8337c699f304ca290a3a26b55ff69837ad5306fac39a45480691b4111d31e911. “A measurement-driven graph learning framework for Wideband oscillation localization in power systems” (10.1371/journal.pone.0355190).
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