TY - JOUR
T1 - Fitting spatial regressions to large datasets using unilateral approximations
AU - Arbia, Giuseppe
AU - marco, bee
AU - Giuseppe, espa
AU - flavio, santi
PY - 2018
Y1 - 2018
N2 - Maximum likelihood estimation of a spatial model typically requires a sizeable\r\ncomputational capacity, even in relatively small samples, and becomes unfeasible in\r\nvery large datasets. The unilateral approximation approach to spatial models estimation\r\n(suggested in Besag, 1974) provides a viable alternative to maximum likelihood\r\nestimation that reduces substantially computing time and the storage required.\r\nIn this paper we extend the method, originally proposed for conditionally specified\r\nprocesses, to simultaneous and to general bilateral spatial processes. We prove the\r\nestimators’ consistency and studytheir finite-sample propertiesvia Monte Carlo simulations.
AB - Maximum likelihood estimation of a spatial model typically requires a sizeable\r\ncomputational capacity, even in relatively small samples, and becomes unfeasible in\r\nvery large datasets. The unilateral approximation approach to spatial models estimation\r\n(suggested in Besag, 1974) provides a viable alternative to maximum likelihood\r\nestimation that reduces substantially computing time and the storage required.\r\nIn this paper we extend the method, originally proposed for conditionally specified\r\nprocesses, to simultaneous and to general bilateral spatial processes. We prove the\r\nestimators’ consistency and studytheir finite-sample propertiesvia Monte Carlo simulations.
KW - unilateral processes
KW - unilateral processes
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U2 - 10.1080/03610926.2017.1301476
DO - 10.1080/03610926.2017.1301476
M3 - Article
SN - 0361-0926
VL - 2018
SP - 222
EP - 238
JO - Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods
JF - Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods
IS - 47
ER -