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CH 4: Illustrations for weights #293

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iamwfx opened this issue Feb 28, 2023 · 0 comments

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iamwfx commented Feb 28, 2023

I really appreciate the kernel weights illustration you have of San Diego showing the weights for the 1st and 18th tracts. For my lecture, I copied the charts to illustrate the differences between fixed bandwidth and the binary vs continuously weighted distance bands. I found the "distance bands and hybrid weights" section especially tricky to wrap my head around.

Also, again very minor, but creating block weights from the san diego tract dataset, where you are blocking by county, but there is only one county, might also be a little confusing. But again, all this in the context me thinking through the text for students very new to these concepts!

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Final Typesetting Edits #298

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