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Mark distance correlation functions: from moment-based to distributional mark summary characteristics in spatial point processes
With the rapid advancement in data collection devices and storage capacities, we have access to increasing amount of spatial point pattern data where each event location is augmented by multiple, potentially non-scalar marks. Therefore, there is need for efficient analysis techniques to investigate
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