geclustered
Geclustered refers to the spatial aggregation or grouping of geographic data points. This phenomenon occurs when similar entities or events are not randomly distributed across a landscape but instead tend to cluster in specific locations. Identifying and analyzing these clusters is a fundamental aspect of geographic information systems (GIS) and spatial statistics.
Geoclustering can be observed in various contexts. For example, crime rates often exhibit clustering, with certain
Several methods exist to detect and quantify geoclustering. Statistical techniques like Ripley's K-function or the Getis-Ord