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Getis, Arthur, Griffith, Daniel A. (1988) Spatial Autocorrelation: A Primer. Economic Geography, 64 (1) 88 doi:10.2307/143927

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TitleSpatial Autocorrelation: A Primer
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AuthorsGetis, ArthurAuthor
Griffith, Daniel A.Author
Year1988 (January)Volume64
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Plain TextGetis, Arthur, Griffith, Daniel A. (1988) Spatial Autocorrelation: A Primer. Economic Geography, 64 (1) 88 doi:10.2307/143927
In(1988, January) Economic Geography Vol. 64 (1) JSTOR

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