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Is there a way of applyingkriging an exact Kriging interpolation method?

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*exact: predictions at known observed values yield exactly the same values again.

Is there a way of applying an exact Kriging interpolation?

Can Kriging be an exact method? For example, when optimized with the Geostatistical wizard? Or in any other way? (as far as I know, "normal" Kriging isn’t an exact method).

Is kriging an exact interpolation method?

Can kriging be an exact* method? For example, when optimized with the Geostatistical Wizard? Or in any other way? (as far as I know, "normal" kriging isn't an exact method).

*exact: predictions at known observed values yield exactly the same values again.

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Is there a way of a pplyingapplying an exact Kriging interpolation?

Can Kriging be an exact method? forFor example, when optimized with the Geostatistical wizard? Or in any other way? (as far as I know, "normal" Kriging isn’t an exact method).

Thanks.

Is there a way of a pplying an exact Kriging interpolation?

Can Kriging be an exact method? for example, when optimized with the Geostatistical wizard? Or in any other way? (as far as I know, "normal" Kriging isn’t an exact method).

Thanks.

Is there a way of applying an exact Kriging interpolation?

Can Kriging be an exact method? For example, when optimized with the Geostatistical wizard? Or in any other way? (as far as I know, "normal" Kriging isn’t an exact method).

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