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spatial cluster analysis without attribute

RanCao

hello everyone,

i want to analyze the spatial clustering of group of points, of which attributes are same. so is there any solution?

ps, there is spatial statistics tools-->mapping clusters-->cluster and outlier analysis in arcgis. but it require different attributes of points.

thanks

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SepheFox

Also, look at the Spatial Analyst --> Density toolset. If you don't have a Spatial Analyst, Hawths tools has similar functions: Hawths Analysis Tools for ArcGIS

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RanCao

wow, Hawths tools is amazing!

i need time to learn it. thank you

SepheFox

See my other answer about Density tools and Hawths Tools.

RanCao

sorry, it's my first time use this forum, and the reply above is automatic.

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thank you for your answer, i have tried Density tools and the result could show it indirect.

also i found the 'average nearest neighbor' (in spatial statistics-->analyzing patterns) could analyse points clustering, but not in spatial.

SepheFox

Also, look at the Spatial Analyst --> Density toolset. If you don't have a Spatial Analyst, Hawths tools has similar functions: Hawths Analysis Tools for ArcGIS

SepheFox

Perhaps something from the Modeling Spatial Relationships or Measuring Geographic Distributions toolsets? Are these observations of some kind?

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