Spatial Point Processes and their Applications
Spatial Point Processes and their Applications
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10.1007/978-3-540-38175-4_1
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发表时间:
2007
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W. Weil
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W. Weil
A spatial point process is a random pattern of points in d-dimensional space (where usually d= 2 or d= 3 in applications). Spatial point processes are useful as statistical models in the analysis of observed patterns of points, where the points represent the locations of some object of study (e.. g. trees in a forest, bird nests, disease cases, or petty crimes). Point processes play a special role in stochastic geometry, as the building blocks of more complicated random set models (such as the Boolean model), and as instructive simple examples of random sets.These lectures introduce basic concepts of spatial point processes, with a view toward applications, and with a minimum of technical detail. They cover methods for constructing, manipulating and analysing spatial point processes, and for analysing spatial point pattern data. Each lecture ends with a set of practical computer exercises, which the reader can carry out by downloading a free software package.