2ND-ORDER ANALYSIS OF POINT PATTERNS - THE CASE OF CHICAGO AS A MULTI-CENTER URBAN REGION

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[1] BARTLETT MS, 1963, J ROY STAT SOC B, V25, P264

[2] BARTLETT MS, 1964, BIOMETRIKA, V51, P299, DOI 10.2307/2334136

[3] BESAG J, 1978, B INT STAT I, V47, P77

[4] Besag J. E., 1977, J ROYAL STAT SOC B, V39, P193, DOI DOI 10.1016/J.FORECO.2009.04.009

[5] Cliff A.D., 1981, SPATIAL PROCESSES MO

[6] CLIFF AD, 1975, J R STAT SOC B, V37, P297

[7] *CONT ILL NAT BANK, 1978, IND LAB SHEDS SUB AR

[8] DIGGLE PJ, 1981, INTERPRETING MULTIVA, pCH4

[9] DIGGLE PJ, 1980, SPATIAL TEMPORAL ANA, P95

[10] GETIS A, 1969, P ASS AM GEOGR, V1, P55