Spatial Point Patterns

Spatial Point Patterns

by Adrian Baddeley, Ege Rubak, Rolf Turner
Released November 2015
Publisher(s): Chapman and Hall/CRC
ISBN: 9781482210217

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Book description

Modern Statistical Methodology and Software for Analyzing Spatial Point PatternsSpatial Point Patterns: Methodology and Applications with R shows scientific researchers and applied statisticians from a wide range of fields how to analyze their spatial point pattern data. Making the techniques accessible to non-mathematicians, the authors draw on th

Table of contents

  1. Front Cover (1/2)
  2. Front Cover (2/2)
  3. Contents (1/2)
  4. Contents (2/2)
  5. Preface
  6. Acknowledgements
  7. I. BASICS
    1. 1. Introduction (1/4)
    2. 1. Introduction (2/4)
    3. 1. Introduction (3/4)
    4. 1. Introduction (4/4)
    5. 2. Software Essentials (1/6)
    6. 2. Software Essentials (2/6)
    7. 2. Software Essentials (3/6)
    8. 2. Software Essentials (4/6)
    9. 2. Software Essentials (5/6)
    10. 2. Software Essentials (6/6)
    11. 3. Collecting and Handling Point Pattern Data (1/7)
    12. 3. Collecting and Handling Point Pattern Data (2/7)
    13. 3. Collecting and Handling Point Pattern Data (3/7)
    14. 3. Collecting and Handling Point Pattern Data (4/7)
    15. 3. Collecting and Handling Point Pattern Data (5/7)
    16. 3. Collecting and Handling Point Pattern Data (6/7)
    17. 3. Collecting and Handling Point Pattern Data (7/7)
    18. 4. Inspecting and Exploring Data (1/10)
    19. 4. Inspecting and Exploring Data (2/10)
    20. 4. Inspecting and Exploring Data (3/10)
    21. 4. Inspecting and Exploring Data (4/10)
    22. 4. Inspecting and Exploring Data (5/10)
    23. 4. Inspecting and Exploring Data (6/10)
    24. 4. Inspecting and Exploring Data (7/10)
    25. 4. Inspecting and Exploring Data (8/10)
    26. 4. Inspecting and Exploring Data (9/10)
    27. 4. Inspecting and Exploring Data (10/10)
    28. 5. Point Process Methods (1/6)
    29. 5. Point Process Methods (2/6)
    30. 5. Point Process Methods (3/6)
    31. 5. Point Process Methods (4/6)
    32. 5. Point Process Methods (5/6)
    33. 5. Point Process Methods (6/6)
  8. II. EXPLORATORY DATA ANALYSIS
    1. 6. Intensity (1/9)
    2. 6. Intensity (2/9)
    3. 6. Intensity (3/9)
    4. 6. Intensity (4/9)
    5. 6. Intensity (5/9)
    6. 6. Intensity (6/9)
    7. 6. Intensity (7/9)
    8. 6. Intensity (8/9)
    9. 6. Intensity (9/9)
    10. 7. Correlation (1/12)
    11. 7. Correlation (2/12)
    12. 7. Correlation (3/12)
    13. 7. Correlation (4/12)
    14. 7. Correlation (5/12)
    15. 7. Correlation (6/12)
    16. 7. Correlation (7/12)
    17. 7. Correlation (8/12)
    18. 7. Correlation (9/12)
    19. 7. Correlation (10/12)
    20. 7. Correlation (11/12)
    21. 7. Correlation (12/12)
    22. 8. Spacing (1/9)
    23. 8. Spacing (2/9)
    24. 8. Spacing (3/9)
    25. 8. Spacing (4/9)
    26. 8. Spacing (5/9)
    27. 8. Spacing (6/9)
    28. 8. Spacing (7/9)
    29. 8. Spacing (8/9)
    30. 8. Spacing (9/9)
  9. III. STATISTICAL INFERENCE
    1. 9. Poisson Models (1/14)
    2. 9. Poisson Models (2/14)
    3. 9. Poisson Models (3/14)
    4. 9. Poisson Models (4/14)
    5. 9. Poisson Models (5/14)
    6. 9. Poisson Models (6/14)
    7. 9. Poisson Models (7/14)
    8. 9. Poisson Models (8/14)
    9. 9. Poisson Models (9/14)
    10. 9. Poisson Models (10/14)
    11. 9. Poisson Models (11/14)
    12. 9. Poisson Models (12/14)
    13. 9. Poisson Models (13/14)
    14. 9. Poisson Models (14/14)
    15. 10. Hypothesis Tests and Simulation Envelopes (1/9)
    16. 10. Hypothesis Tests and Simulation Envelopes (2/9)
    17. 10. Hypothesis Tests and Simulation Envelopes (3/9)
    18. 10. Hypothesis Tests and Simulation Envelopes (4/9)
    19. 10. Hypothesis Tests and Simulation Envelopes (5/9)
    20. 10. Hypothesis Tests and Simulation Envelopes (6/9)
    21. 10. Hypothesis Tests and Simulation Envelopes (7/9)
    22. 10. Hypothesis Tests and Simulation Envelopes (8/9)
    23. 10. Hypothesis Tests and Simulation Envelopes (9/9)
    24. 11. Model Validation (1/8)
    25. 11. Model Validation (2/8)
    26. 11. Model Validation (3/8)
    27. 11. Model Validation (4/8)
    28. 11. Model Validation (5/8)
    29. 11. Model Validation (6/8)
    30. 11. Model Validation (7/8)
    31. 11. Model Validation (8/8)
    32. 12. Cluster and Cox Models (1/8)
    33. 12. Cluster and Cox Models (2/8)
    34. 12. Cluster and Cox Models (3/8)
    35. 12. Cluster and Cox Models (4/8)
    36. 12. Cluster and Cox Models (5/8)
    37. 12. Cluster and Cox Models (6/8)
    38. 12. Cluster and Cox Models (7/8)
    39. 12. Cluster and Cox Models (8/8)
    40. 13. Gibbs Models (1/15)
    41. 13. Gibbs Models (2/15)
    42. 13. Gibbs Models (3/15)
    43. 13. Gibbs Models (4/15)
    44. 13. Gibbs Models (5/15)
    45. 13. Gibbs Models (6/15)
    46. 13. Gibbs Models (7/15)
    47. 13. Gibbs Models (8/15)
    48. 13. Gibbs Models (9/15)
    49. 13. Gibbs Models (10/15)
    50. 13. Gibbs Models (11/15)
    51. 13. Gibbs Models (12/15)
    52. 13. Gibbs Models (13/15)
    53. 13. Gibbs Models (14/15)
    54. 13. Gibbs Models (15/15)
    55. 14. Patterns of Several Types of Points (1/15)
    56. 14. Patterns of Several Types of Points (2/15)
    57. 14. Patterns of Several Types of Points (3/15)
    58. 14. Patterns of Several Types of Points (4/15)
    59. 14. Patterns of Several Types of Points (5/15)
    60. 14. Patterns of Several Types of Points (6/15)
    61. 14. Patterns of Several Types of Points (7/15)
    62. 14. Patterns of Several Types of Points (8/15)
    63. 14. Patterns of Several Types of Points (9/15)
    64. 14. Patterns of Several Types of Points (10/15)
    65. 14. Patterns of Several Types of Points (11/15)
    66. 14. Patterns of Several Types of Points (12/15)
    67. 14. Patterns of Several Types of Points (13/15)
    68. 14. Patterns of Several Types of Points (14/15)
    69. 14. Patterns of Several Types of Points (15/15)
  10. IV. ADDITIONAL STRUCTURE
    1. 15. Higher-Dimensional Spaces and Marks (1/5)
    2. 15. Higher-Dimensional Spaces and Marks (2/5)
    3. 15. Higher-Dimensional Spaces and Marks (3/5)
    4. 15. Higher-Dimensional Spaces and Marks (4/5)
    5. 15. Higher-Dimensional Spaces and Marks (5/5)
    6. 16. Replicated Point Patterns and Designed Experiments (1/10)
    7. 16. Replicated Point Patterns and Designed Experiments (2/10)
    8. 16. Replicated Point Patterns and Designed Experiments (3/10)
    9. 16. Replicated Point Patterns and Designed Experiments (4/10)
    10. 16. Replicated Point Patterns and Designed Experiments (5/10)
    11. 16. Replicated Point Patterns and Designed Experiments (6/10)
    12. 16. Replicated Point Patterns and Designed Experiments (7/10)
    13. 16. Replicated Point Patterns and Designed Experiments (8/10)
    14. 16. Replicated Point Patterns and Designed Experiments (9/10)
    15. 16. Replicated Point Patterns and Designed Experiments (10/10)
    16. 17. Point Patterns on a Linear Network (1/8)
    17. 17. Point Patterns on a Linear Network (2/8)
    18. 17. Point Patterns on a Linear Network (3/8)
    19. 17. Point Patterns on a Linear Network (4/8)
    20. 17. Point Patterns on a Linear Network (5/8)
    21. 17. Point Patterns on a Linear Network (6/8)
    22. 17. Point Patterns on a Linear Network (7/8)
    23. 17. Point Patterns on a Linear Network (8/8)
  11. Index of Notation (1/2)
  12. Index of Notation (2/2)
  13. Bibliography (1/8)
  14. Bibliography (2/8)
  15. Bibliography (3/8)
  16. Bibliography (4/8)
  17. Bibliography (5/8)
  18. Bibliography (6/8)
  19. Bibliography (7/8)
  20. Bibliography (8/8)
  21. Index (1/4)
  22. Index (2/4)
  23. Index (3/4)
  24. Index (4/4)
  25. Back Cover

Product information

  • Title: Spatial Point Patterns
  • Author(s): Adrian Baddeley, Ege Rubak, Rolf Turner
  • Release date: November 2015
  • Publisher(s): Chapman and Hall/CRC
  • ISBN: 9781482210217