Re: [R-sig-Geo] Test for difference between two pint patterns

2017-07-17 Thread Marcelino de la Cruz Rot
Hi Paolo, see the help page of Kcross(), pcfcross() or any other crossed 
function in spatstat (and also that of envelope() for the tests).


Best,

Marcelino

El 17/07/2017 a las 10:32, Paolo Piras escribió:

Hi folks,

I'm new in point pattern analysis; thus my question could appear trivial for 
experts;

Given two ppp objects (spatstat package) [with different number of points] I'm 
looking for a way to assess the statistical difference in the distributions of 
points. studpermu.test() seems doing the job but for groups of point patterns 
while I have only two distributions.

Kest() could be used to look for deviation from Poisson distribution but I 
should compare the two patterns.

I think a hand-made permutation test where points are randomly re-assigned 
between the two distribution and K stat is computed at any run (and compared 
with the observed ones) could be ok but I'm not sure however.

Thanks in advance for any advice

Paolo

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Física y Química Inorgánica
Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
Móstoles España

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[R-sig-Geo] Test for difference between two pint patterns

2017-07-17 Thread Paolo Piras
Hi folks,

I'm new in point pattern analysis; thus my question could appear trivial for 
experts;

Given two ppp objects (spatstat package) [with different number of points] I'm 
looking for a way to assess the statistical difference in the distributions of 
points. studpermu.test() seems doing the job but for groups of point patterns 
while I have only two distributions.

Kest() could be used to look for deviation from Poisson distribution but I 
should compare the two patterns.

I think a hand-made permutation test where points are randomly re-assigned 
between the two distribution and K stat is computed at any run (and compared 
with the observed ones) could be ok but I'm not sure however.

Thanks in advance for any advice

Paolo

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