A Tutorial on Palm Distributions for Spatial Point Processes
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Abstract: This tutorial provides an introduction to Palm distributions for spatial point processes. Initially, in the context of finite point processes , we give an explicit definition of Palm distributions in terms of their density functions. Then we review Palm distributions in the general case. Finally we discuss some examples of Palm distributions for specific models and some applications.
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