what is the wrong that make the semivariogram shape has many lines, not just one line?

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07-14-2016 02:27 PM
ahmedzaeen1
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what is the wrong that make the semivariogram shape has many lines, not just one line?

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EricKrause
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There are actually two different visualizations that can create many lines.

The first is anisotropy.  You'll see many semivariograms based on directional distance if you turn "Anisotropy" to True and "Show search direction" to False, as in this graphic:

s1.png

The second way is the "Show all lines" option that shows all directional local polynomials in Local Polynomial Interpolation (the idea is that the semivariograms should pass through the middle of these polynomials):

s2.png

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DanPatterson_Retired
MVP Emeritus

what were you doing?  what tool(s) what process?

this is the traditional view Understanding a semivariogram: The range, sill, and nugget—Help | ArcGIS for Desktop

could you please include an image of what you obtained and how you obtained it

EricKrause
Esri Regular Contributor

There are actually two different visualizations that can create many lines.

The first is anisotropy.  You'll see many semivariograms based on directional distance if you turn "Anisotropy" to True and "Show search direction" to False, as in this graphic:

s1.png

The second way is the "Show all lines" option that shows all directional local polynomials in Local Polynomial Interpolation (the idea is that the semivariograms should pass through the middle of these polynomials):

s2.png