Bayesian Modeling of Gibbs Point Processes via Basis Function Expansions
Christopher Hassett, Athanasios C. Micheas, Scott H. Holan, Stamatis Dostoglou
Abstract
We present a hierarchical Bayesian framework for non-homogeneous pairwise interaction Gibbs point process models, where the global and local effect functions are modeled via basis function expansions. We further propose a testing procedure in order to assess complete spatial randomness. The proposed methodology is exemplified through two real benchmark data examples involving water striders and forest fires.
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