
SpacTime Point Processes An Applied Statistics Course | 28.27 MB
Title: SpacTime Point Processes An Applied Statistics Course
Author: Frederic Schoenberg
Category: Nonfiction, Science & Nature, Mathematics, Statistics
Language: English | 138 Pages | ISBN: 9783032207906
Description:
The book focuses on applied methodology, and summarizes the main issues in the practical applications associated with space-time point processes. In particular, the questions addressed in this book are:
- How can one summarize space-time point process data?
- How are space-time point processes modeled?
- What are the different ways of estimating parameters in space-time point process models, and how do they compare?
- How can space-time point process models be estimated non-parametrically?
- What techniques exist for assessing how well a space-time point process model fits to data, or for comparing the fit of multiple models?
- How can one use a space-time point process model to forecast the probability of future events?
The book is meant to be used for teaching at the graduate or undergraduate levels. Sample exercises are given at the end of each chapter, and these problems are not too difficult and thus suitable for undergraduate or graduate students in applied statistics. The goal is to educate and train students in the practical aspects of the summary, description and forecasting of spatial-temporal point process data.
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