Abstract
A method for dealing with multivariate analysis of marked spatio-temporal point processes is presented by introducing different partial point characteristics, and by extending the spatial dependence graph model formalism. The approach yields a unified framework for different types of spatio-temporal data, including both, purely qualitatively (multivariate) cases and multivariate cases with additional quantitative marks. The proposed graphical model is defined through partial spectral density characteristics; it is highly computationally efficient and reflects the conditional similarity amongst sets of spatio-temporal sub-processes of either points or marked points with identical discrete marks. Two applications, on crime and forestry data, are presented.
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