This paper introduces an ordinary kriging predictor for histogram data. We assume that the input data is a set of histograms which summarize data observed in a geographic area. Our aim is to predict the histogram of data in a spatial location where it is not possible to get records. We consider the histograms as random elements of a L2-Wasserstein space. The isometry from the Wasserstein space of probability measures to the subset of L2(0,1) of quantile functions, allows us to introduce a linear predictor which uses the quantile functions associated with the histograms.

A new ordinary kriging predictor for histogram data in L2-Wasserstein space

A. Balzanella
Writing – Original Draft Preparation
;
R. Verde
Writing – Original Draft Preparation
;
A. Irpino
Writing – Original Draft Preparation
2019

Abstract

This paper introduces an ordinary kriging predictor for histogram data. We assume that the input data is a set of histograms which summarize data observed in a geographic area. Our aim is to predict the histogram of data in a spatial location where it is not possible to get records. We consider the histograms as random elements of a L2-Wasserstein space. The isometry from the Wasserstein space of probability measures to the subset of L2(0,1) of quantile functions, allows us to introduce a linear predictor which uses the quantile functions associated with the histograms.
2019
9788891915108
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