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Spatio-temporal coarse-grained Hawkes processes
Spatio-temporal Hawkes processes are widely used to model self-exciting event data, but conventional inference methods require access to the occurrence time and location of every event. In many applications, however, observations are available only as counts aggregated over temporal intervals and sp
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