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Concepts and difference of Neighbor distance, Mean Interbuilding Distance, and Building adjacency #366

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Hey, they are a bit similar but not the same.

Neighbour distance and mean inter building distance are capturing the same but on a different scale.

  • Neighbour distance measures a mean distance to immediate neighbours of each buildings given a contiguity weights matrix. Let's say that a building A neighbours buildings B and C, it measures a mean of {A-B, A-C} distances.
  • Mean inter building distance measures a mean distance in between all immediate neighbours within a context defined by another weights matrix, usually of a higher order. Using the example above, the result is a mean of {A-B, A-C, B-C} given B and C are neighbouring each other.
  • Building adjacency is a bit different as it does …

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