Difference between Spatial Statistical Analysis and Classical Statistical Analysis

1. Different data: Spatial statistical analysis not only considers the size of sample values, but also pays attention to the spatial position of samples and the distance between samples; Classical statistical analysis only considers the size of sample values.

2. Different tasks: The task of spatial statistical analysis is to establish a spatial statistical model by using correlation statistical methods, and to mine spatial autocorrelation and spatial variation laws from messy data. The task of classical statistical analysis is to find out the regularity between things and predict the future by collecting data, describing, explaining and reasoning the data.