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The Process Method Versus the Hypothesis Method: A Nonlinear Example of Peasant Spatial Perception and Behavior
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Richard W. Wilkie
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter ii
- Contents v
- Foreword vii
- The Process Method Versus the Hypothesis Method: A Nonlinear Example of Peasant Spatial Perception and Behavior 1
- The Nearest-Neighbor Statistics for Testing Randomness of Point Distributions in a Bounded Two-Dimensional Space 32
- Parametrization of the Gamma Probability Density Function for Examining and Modeling Space Use 55
- Representation of Spatial Point Pattern Processes by Polya Models 76
- Use of Two-Stage Least Squares to Solve Simultaneous Equation Systems in Geography 101
- Optimum Urban Population Densities 113
- Environmental Quality and Urban Population Density 121
- Deducing Psychic Transport Costs from the Transportation Problem 136
- A Model For Location of Service Facilities in a Non-Western Urban Environment 164
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter ii
- Contents v
- Foreword vii
- The Process Method Versus the Hypothesis Method: A Nonlinear Example of Peasant Spatial Perception and Behavior 1
- The Nearest-Neighbor Statistics for Testing Randomness of Point Distributions in a Bounded Two-Dimensional Space 32
- Parametrization of the Gamma Probability Density Function for Examining and Modeling Space Use 55
- Representation of Spatial Point Pattern Processes by Polya Models 76
- Use of Two-Stage Least Squares to Solve Simultaneous Equation Systems in Geography 101
- Optimum Urban Population Densities 113
- Environmental Quality and Urban Population Density 121
- Deducing Psychic Transport Costs from the Transportation Problem 136
- A Model For Location of Service Facilities in a Non-Western Urban Environment 164
