Distance estimates for dependent superpositions of point processes (Q2572203)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2229461
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2229461 |
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Distance estimates for dependent superpositions of point processes (English)
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16 November 2005
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A distribution of an infinite sum of possibly dependent point processes on a compact metric space is approximated by a distribution of a Poisson process. An inequality for the Barbour-Brown distance (Wasserstein-type \(d_2\)-distance) between these distributions is derived via Stein's method of Poisson approximation. The result is compared to different versions of the Grigelionis' theorem. An application to a spatial birth and death model is considered.
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Poisson point process approximation
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Stein's method
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Wasserstein distance
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Barbour-Brown distance
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spatial birth and death model
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Grigelionis' theorem
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0.82627934217453
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0.804337203502655
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0.79132080078125
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0.79132080078125
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0.7827963829040527
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