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Adjusting for Social Groups in Spatial Point Process Models for Waiting Pedestrian Configurations
The spatial distribution of waiting pedestrians has two primary drivers: environmental preference and interaction with other pedestrians. Spatial point processes naturally capture both spatial heterogeneity and repulsive interaction. In previous work (Sickert Karam et al., arXiv:2606.14532, 2026), w
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