Description Usage Arguments Details
e^-distance.
1 |
d |
distance |
Used by Massey and Denton to define a distance decay function used for various of their possible indices for Clustering dimension of segregation. Notably they include tract where i==j and use an non-zero within-tract distance in this case. They estimate d_ii (average within tract distance for tract i) to be (.6a_i)^.5 "following White 1983." In contrast, this function here assumes no loops (i!=j), and does not apply a within-tract weight.
I think this is a good, straightforward way to include decayed distance without worrying about parameterizing.
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