Objects of class "isf" are used internally by the
spatstat package to represent the structure
of the interpoint interactions in a family of point process models.
An object of class "isf", essentially a list of functions
for various tasks.
The internal format is undocumented and may be changed without notice.
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An object of class "isf" (Interaction Structure Family)
is used internally by the spatstat package to
represent the common mathematical and algorithmic structure of
the interpoint interactions in a family of point process models.
The existing objects of class "isf" are:
pairwise.family | pairwise interaction |
triplet.family | triplet interaction |
pairsat.family | saturated pairwise interaction |
hierpair.family | hierarchical pairwise interaction |
inforder.family | infinite order interaction |
hybrid.family | hybrids of several interactions |
ord.family | Ord interactions |
The information contained in these objects enables the spatstat package to select the appropriate algorithm for fitting, predicting and simulating each point process model.
For example, in order to fit a model that involves pairwise
interactions, the model-fitting function ppm would use
information contained in pairwise.family to select the
appropriate algorithms.
An object of class "isf" is essentially a list of functions
for various tasks.
The internal format is undocumented and may be changed
without notice.