This paper develops double/debiased machine learning inference for low-dimensional SAR parameters when the spatial interaction operator is learned flexibly from potentially endogenous characteristics.
Simulating spatial patterns with varying levels of spatial autocorrelation is essential for evaluating models, estimators, and diagnostics. The spatial autoregressive (SAR) process is widely used for this purpose, but its main parameter affects both spatial autocorrelation and spatial heterogeneity. Only the former is...
Wei Kang, L. Wolf· The annals of regional scien...· 0 citations
Bayesian spatial and spatiotemporal models are widely used in disease mapping to stabilize rate estimates in sparse-count settings by pooling information across regions, subgroups, and time. Yet this pooling carries a risk: such models can end up reflecting their own structure more than the data. In other words, they e...
A spatial autoregressive modeling framework, which maps observations at a location and its neighbors to independent random variables, and applies this model to analyze annual maximum precipitation data from ERA‐Interim‐driven Weather Research and Forecasting simulations, allowing it to explore its spatial extreme behav...
Sweta Rai, Doug Nychka, S. Bandyopadhyay· Environmetrics· 2 citations
We develop a Dynamic Spatial Panel Bayesian Additive Regression Trees model with Horseshoe shrinkage (DSP-BART-HS) for high-dimensional spatio-temporal panel data. We jointly evaluate the model against a comprehensive suite of structural spatial econometrics, non-parametric machine learning methods, and small-area esti...
Hammed A. Olayinka, Saheed O. Olayemi· 0 citations
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