Jakub Nowosad • 8/3/2020

How to measure spatial diversity and segregation?

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This article details the use of the 'raceland' R package for a pattern-based, zoneless analysis of racial topography. It explains how to calculate racial diversity (entropy) and segregation (mutual information) from raster data, providing a step-by-step tutorial with code examples for processing and visualizing spatial demographic data.

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#Information Theory #R Package #Spatial Analysis
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