Border analysis for spatial clusters

Citation:

Fernando L. P. Oliveira, André L. F. Cançado, Gustavo de Souza, Gladston J. P. Moreira, and Martin Kulldorff. 2018. “Border analysis for spatial clusters.” International Journal of Health Geographics, 17, 1, Pp. 5.

Abstract:

The spatial scan statistic is widely used by public health professionals in the detection of spatial clusters in inhomogeneous point process. The most popular version of the spatial scan statistic uses a circular-shaped scanning window. Several other variants, using other parametric or non-parametric shapes, are also available. However, none of them offer information about the uncertainty on the borders of the detected clusters.

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