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Realisations of three different spatial point processes

1 Introduction to Spatial Point Processes

1 Introduction to Spatial Point Processes

... Modern point process theory has a history that can trace its roots back to Poisson in ...century. Three lectures is not nearly enough time to cover all of the theory and ...for spatial modeling (at ...

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Models for Spatial Point Processes on the Sphere

Models for Spatial Point Processes on the Sphere

... It usually takes a long time to compute the MCMC-MLE. The reason is twofold: the MCMC algorithm typically requires a large number of iterations to converge to the target distribu- tion; and if this target distribution is ...

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CiteSeerX — Spatial Regression for Marked Point Processes

CiteSeerX — Spatial Regression for Marked Point Processes

... For our analysis we take only data entries of employed individuals at least sixteen years old, who commuted from home to work on the survey day. We restrict ourselves to the first survey day to avoid correlation; we pool ...

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Joint Models for Spatial and Spatio-Temporal Point Processes

Joint Models for Spatial and Spatio-Temporal Point Processes

... the three-dimensional plots of the fitted means for the duration, speed and direction com- ponents as well as histograms for these ...the spatial and temporal ...

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Pairwise interaction point processes for modelling bivariate spatial point patterns in the presence of interaction uncertainty

Pairwise interaction point processes for modelling bivariate spatial point patterns in the presence of interaction uncertainty

... the spatial pattern formed by the locations of plants in a commu- nity with high biodiversity from Western ...marked point process to the data using a Bayesian approach and quantify the inhibitory ...

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An orientation field approach to modelling fibre generated spatial point processes

An orientation field approach to modelling fibre generated spatial point processes

... a point pattern, as it is more difficult for the brain to perceive the pattern’s structure and therefore it cannot ‘guess’ the ...slightly different angles to clarify the 3-dimensional ...

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Burglary in London: insights from statistical heterogeneous spatial point processes

Burglary in London: insights from statistical heterogeneous spatial point processes

... Conclusions Spatial point patterns on large spatial regions, such as metropolitan areas, often exhibit lo- calized ...for spatial heterogeneity as well as incorporates spatial ...allows ...

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INHOMOGENEITY IN SPATIAL COX POINT PROCESSES – LOCATION DEPENDENT THINNING IS NOT THE ONLY OPTION

INHOMOGENEITY IN SPATIAL COX POINT PROCESSES – LOCATION DEPENDENT THINNING IS NOT THE ONLY OPTION

... All three processes were derived from the same homogeneous Thomas process but different types of inhomogeneity were ...The point pattern in the low intensity area looks not like a cluster ...

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Localization and industry clustering econometrics: An assessment of gibbs models for spatial point Processes

Localization and industry clustering econometrics: An assessment of gibbs models for spatial point Processes

... a different sector, then there is a need for statistical models that can provide estimates of those functionally different components of location ...takes point-referenced data as input, and allows ...

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Improving the usability of spatial point processes methodology : an interdisciplinary dialogue between statistics and ecology

Improving the usability of spatial point processes methodology : an interdisciplinary dialogue between statistics and ecology

... tial point process methodology and how it has contributed to topical debates in both ecology and ...of spatial point process methodology to eco- logical users is less ...approaches, spatial ...

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Modelling the potential spatial distribution of mosquito species using three different techniques

Modelling the potential spatial distribution of mosquito species using three different techniques

... A CART tree is a hierarchical structure that allows a data point to be assigned to a particular class based on its attribute values. For the random forest method it is necessary to have the same number of presence ...

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Overview of major processes and mechanisms affecting the mercury cycle on different spatial and temporal scales

Overview of major processes and mechanisms affecting the mercury cycle on different spatial and temporal scales

... from point and diffuse emission ...major processes affecting the mercury cycle between the atmosphere and aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems, b) mercury emissions from natural and anthropogenic sources, c) ...

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Integration with stochastic point processes

Integration with stochastic point processes

... with point distributions based on point process ...the spatial or spectral characteristics of integrands, and first and second or- der product density measures of general point ...to ...

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Determinantal Point Processes for Coresets

Determinantal Point Processes for Coresets

... sets. Different from sensitivity-based iid random sampling, our method introduces negative correlations between samples due to its determinantal ...Also, different from D 2 sampling, also known to be ...

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A nonlocal three point inclusion problem of Langevin equation with two different fractional orders

A nonlocal three point inclusion problem of Langevin equation with two different fractional orders

... two different fractional ...fractal processes as compared with the usual one char- acterized by a single ...with three-point boundary ...

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Modern statistics for spatial point processes

Modern statistics for spatial point processes

... This has made the theory seem rather difficult. Moreover, in connection with likelihood-based inference, many statisticians may be unfamiliar with the con- cept of defining a density with respect to a Poisson process. It ...

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Testing spatial independence in multivariate point processes

Testing spatial independence in multivariate point processes

... Expected cell counts for the nearest neighbor contingency table (table 1) can be derived.. under either of two specifications of independence of locations.[r] ...

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Are automatic imitation and spatial compatibility mediated by different processes?

Are automatic imitation and spatial compatibility mediated by different processes?

... and spatial compatibility effects are known to depend on different stimulus dimensions – body movement topography and relative spatial ...or different cognitive ...and spatial ...

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Spatial point processes intensity estimation with a diverging number of covariates

Spatial point processes intensity estimation with a diverging number of covariates

... To numerically evaluate the parameters estimates, we apply Berman-Turner method ( Berman and Turner , 1992 ) combined with coordinate descent algorithm ( Friedman et al. , 2007 ) to perform variable selection and ...

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Optimal realisations of fixed point implemented digital controller with the smallest dynamic range

Optimal realisations of fixed point implemented digital controller with the smallest dynamic range

... xSchool of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (Received 19 August 2005; in final form 7 November 2005) A novel approach is proposed to design optimal finite word length ...

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