Hi there, first off thank you so much for developing this and doing all the hard math! I am a pretty green JS and kriging person and hopefully you can help me out.
Plotting the theoretical model (e.g. the line) should be straightforward, i can just apply the .model property on the variogram object at different h values then square it.
However to get the pairwise distances to plot the data points, and their associated variances.... I don't know. I see on the variogram there are "t", 'K" and "M". K seems to be something to do with the pairwise, as it's the length of the total number of points squared... There is also a kriging.variance method I found in the source code that might also be part of the equation... I could really use an explanation! Thanks so much.
Hi there, first off thank you so much for developing this and doing all the hard math! I am a pretty green JS and kriging person and hopefully you can help me out.
My question for you is how to go about getting the data for building a variogram plot, like here https://vsp.pnnl.gov/help/Vsample/Kriging_Variogram_Model.htm
Plotting the theoretical model (e.g. the line) should be straightforward, i can just apply the .model property on the variogram object at different h values then square it.
However to get the pairwise distances to plot the data points, and their associated variances.... I don't know. I see on the variogram there are "t", 'K" and "M". K seems to be something to do with the pairwise, as it's the length of the total number of points squared... There is also a kriging.variance method I found in the source code that might also be part of the equation... I could really use an explanation! Thanks so much.