scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2078366
Estimation of conditional statistical moments \(E[\xi^k(x)\mid\Gamma]\) is considered for a random field \(\xi(x)\), where \(\Gamma=\xi(x_m)\in I_m\), \(m=1,\dots,M\), \(x_m\) are some fixed points, \(I_m\) are intervals. Monte-Carlo technique is used for the estimation. This technique is applied to the concentration field of arsenic in soil of the Island Krk. The field \(\xi(x)\) is modeled by \(\xi(x)=\xi_l(x)+\xi_g(x)\), where \(\xi_l\) and \(\xi_g\) are independent stationary isotropic fields with covariance functions \(K_l(x)=A_l\exp(-\rho_l|x|)\), \(K_g(x)=A_l\exp(-\rho_l|x|^2)\), respectively (singularly enough, \(K_l\) is called the ``short and \(K_g\) the ``long component). The parameters \(A_l\), \(A_g\), \(\rho_l\), \(\rho_g\) are estimated by the data, and Monte-Carlo simulations are used for the estimation of \(E[\xi_g(x)\mid \Gamma]\) and Var\([\xi_g(x)\mid \Gamma]\). For the entire collection see [Zbl 1029.00039].
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 922960
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