2014
DOI: 10.1007/s00477-014-0879-2
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Minimum/maximum autocorrelation factors applied to grade estimation

Abstract: It is frequent to face estimation problems when dealing with mineral deposits involving multiple correlated variables. The ResumoNa indústria mineira, a estimativa de múltiplas variáveis correlacionadas é comum, na qual os modelos devem reproduzir a correlação exibida pelos dados. Porém, se as variáveis forem estimadas individualmente por krigagem e a informação da correlação não for incorporada explicitamente, não há garantia de que a correlação observada nos dados será reproduzida. A abordagem clássica pa… Show more

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“…The matrix of direct and cross variograms is calculated for a lag separation distance of 30 m (omni-directional calculation) using the transformed data, which gives a unique solution for the derivation of the MAF, according to the data-driven procedure discussed in section “Implementation of MAF” (Vargas-Guzmán 2004; Da Silva and Costa 2014). The matrix M of factor coefficients is presented in Table 4.…”
Section: Application To a Real Case Study: Mehdiabad Depositmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The matrix of direct and cross variograms is calculated for a lag separation distance of 30 m (omni-directional calculation) using the transformed data, which gives a unique solution for the derivation of the MAF, according to the data-driven procedure discussed in section “Implementation of MAF” (Vargas-Guzmán 2004; Da Silva and Costa 2014). The matrix M of factor coefficients is presented in Table 4.…”
Section: Application To a Real Case Study: Mehdiabad Depositmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…principal component analysis (David 1988; Goovaerts 1993), stepwise conditional transformation (Rosenblatt 1956; Leuangthong and Deutsch 2003), projection pursuit multivariate transformation (Barnett et al 2013), independent component analysis (Tercan and Sohrabian 2013), and minimum/maximum autocorrelation factors (MAF) (Switzer and Green 1984). Over the past few years, the latter has been increasingly used for simulating coregionalised variables (Lopes et al 2011; Goodfellow et al 2012; da Silva 2013; Da Silva and Costa 2014).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%