Sentence examples for spatial graphs from inspiring English sources

A subset of non-PA sites, when measured for habitat connectivity, genetic connectivity and species richness using spatial graphs, substantially increase landscape connectivity for alpine plants, although there are discrepancies among metrics in ranking sites.

(iii) Quantifying protein network components using the spatial graph.

This analysis is constructed in four steps: (i) Segmentation of the microscopic raw data into a volume model and extraction of a spatial graph representing the protein network.

This enormous increase in complexity of image-based data necessitates the application of informatics methods for the analysis, mining and reconstruction of these spatial graph data structures.

We emphasize how spatial statistics, spatial regression, and spatial graph theory can be used to provide insights into how landscape spatial complexity influences species distributions and to better understand species response to global change.

Finally, spatial graph metrics can be employed to quantify the effects of spatial heterogeneity on landscape connectivity across or within species' ranges and can be used as additional predictors in spatial regression models.

The primary output is a spatial graph representation of the centrelines, maintaining the essential void topology and the Euclidean distance to the nearest void-to-cell boundary is stored at every point in the spatial graph object as a local thickness attribute.

Soil spatial adjacency graphs (SAG) represent the geography of soil landscapes as a network that can be analyzed using algebraic graph theory.

Kernel smoothing with a 1 km radius is used for spatial display graphs, but all analyses of correlation are conducted on raw data without smoothing.

a displays spatial entropy graph of an acquired digital fingerprint.

The spatial entropy graph is depicted in Fig. 12.