Paelinck, Jean H.P.2007-11-052007-11-052007-11-05https://hdl.handle.net/1920/2867Specification problems in spatial econometrics are particularly important, given the high complexity of the spatial – and temporal – relations involved; moreover asymmetry, heterogeneity, spatial bias, add to the number of problems to be solved. The author brought together a number of unpublished working papers in which he considers non-linear spatial dynamics, 0-1 and integer problems, finite automata and potentialized partial difference equations, topics he calls “non-standard” spatial econometrics, and presents solutions to the parameter estimation problems they raise. His only intention is to provoke reactions and discussion about highly debatable topics in spatial econometrics.enSpatial econometricsSpecificationAutomataComplexityLogitLotka-VolterraPoissonQualitative regressionRegimesResidualsSPPSchool of Public PolicyGeorge Mason UniversityGMUPaelinckJean H.P. PaelinckWorking Paper