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Fig. 4 | International Journal of Health Geographics

Fig. 4

From: Incorporating geography into a new generalized theoretical and statistical framework addressing the modifiable areal unit problem

Fig. 4

Simulation intervals for real-world data. a–d Data in Fig. 3 re-presented under stopping point population sizes of 2000 (a); 3000 (b); 3000 (c); and 2000 (d), respectively. Fitted lines; extrapolated intercepts (\( EI_{\beta } \) values); and 95% SIs are shown (red), along with minimal-level estimates (SA1 in a; LSOA in b; CBG in c; and individual in d) and their 95% CIs (blue). Shaded regions indicate scales where estimates were intentionally omitted

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