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Testing Diagonal Anisotropy Based on Single Realisation of Spherical Random Field
Spherical data appear in various applications, including cosmology and the Earth sciences. A standard statistical model for such data employs isotropic spherical random fields. The isotropy assumption may be unrealistic for many real-world datasets. Also, in various applications such as cosmology, o
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