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Subsections


Kriging Constraint

A kriging system can be divided into two parts: one accounts for the correlation and the redundancy between the data modeled through the covariance, while the other expresses various constraints as: ``the kriging weights have to sum-up to 1''. A functor that models Kriging Constraint sets up this second part of the system. It takes in charge of defining the total size of the kriging system and filling in the kriging matrix entries belonging to non-covariance terms.



Refinement of

Assignable



Notations

a   an object of a type that models Kriging Constraint
M   an object of type Symmetric Matrix (see the description of kriging in 2.4.1 for a detailed description of this type)
V   an object of type Vector (see the description of kriging in 2.4.1 for a detailed description of this type)
first,last   Two Input Iterators to a range of types that model Neighborhood
u   an object of type that models Location



Valid Expressions



Models


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nicolas
2002-05-07