Spatial Interdependence Modeling and Estimation Technique

Model Specification and Spatial Interdependence∗

Researchers now regularly estimate spatial models in applied political science, both to enhance the validity of their “direct” (i.e., non-spatial) covariate effect estimates and to test explicitly spatial theories. While this is a welcome advance over past practices, we worry that much of this first generation of applied spatial research overlooks certain aspects of spatial models. In particula...

Endogenous Technological Progress and Spatial Interdependence

This paper explores growth models for regions or countries which are highly interdependent, but which may differ in initial factor endowments and technology. The regions interact through trade, factor mobility and the diffusion of innovations. The implications of traditional and recent growth theories for an explicit two-region situation are identified and the properties of the growth process a...

Time-Invariance Modeling and Estimation For Spatial Point . . .

Modeling Choice Interdependence in a Social Network

The paper is based on the first author's dissertation. We thank Stefan Witwicki for his assistance in JAVA and Flash programming to facilitate our data collection process. We thank Natasha Zhang Foutz for great comments for our paper. Finally, we thank the review team for providing us with valuable comments and directions for the paper.

Interdependence of spatial and temporal coding in the auditory midbrain.

To date, most physiological studies that investigated binaural auditory processing have addressed the topic rather exclusively in the context of sound localization. However, there is strong psychophysical evidence that binaural processing serves more than only sound localization. This raises the question of how binaural processing of spatial cues interacts with cues important for feature detect...