journal article·2011-05-03Open access

MODELLING THE POSITION OF CELL PROFILES ALLOWING FOR BOTH INHOMOGENEITY AND INTERACTION

Linda Stougaard Nielsen

Image Analysis & Stereology· Volume 19· Issue 3

Abstract

It is of interest to consider models for point processes that allow for interaction between the points as well as for inhomogeneity in the intensity of the points. Markov point process models are very useful to describe point interaction and can also be used to describe inhomogeneity. A particular type of inhomogeneous Markov point processes obtained by transforming a homogeneous Markov point process will be considered. The position of cell proles in a 2D section of the mucous membrane in the stomach of a rat will be examined using this model.
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OpenAlex topics: Point processes and geometric inequalities · Effects and risks of endocrine disrupting chemicals

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