Spatial autocorrelation analysis was performed to identify the distribution of incomplete immunization in Pakistan whether it is dispersed, clustered, or randomly distributed. Spatial autocorrelation was tested under the null hypothesis that incomplete immunization is randomly distributed all over Pakistan. It computes Moran’s I value to identify the distribution. If Moran’s I value is -1 then the distribution is dispersed, if it is + 1 then the distribution is clustered, and if it is 0 then incomplete immunization is distributed randomly.
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