Neighborhood Statistics Research Articles

Differential equations for moments of an interacting particle process on a lattice

Differential equations are derived for a class of interacting lattice particle processes first introduced in [11]. When there is one type of particle, the equations are in terms of the moments of boundary counts and particle counts. When there are two types of particles, the equations are in terms of the moments of certain neighbourhood statistics as well.

On site indexing of 1980 U.S. census of population housing

Printed reports from the 1980 Census of Population and Housing, selected special ones prepared from summary tape files, and the neighborhood statistics series are indexed in this paper. Part I lists and describes the reports, while Part II provides alphabetic subject access. The combining of information derived from various media (paper, magnetic tapes, and microfiche) makes this index unique. Data was compiled using dBASE II software. A brief discussion of the software and the file structure of the census index, and a short bibliography about dBASE II applications in libraries is offered. The author will forward a copy of the data in PC/MS DOS format to those requesting it, upon receipt of two double-sided, double-density disks.