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Main Authors: Plomer, Solveig, Ernst, Theresa, Gebhardt, Philipp, Schleiff, Enrico, Neininger, Ralph, Schneider, Gaby
Format: Preprint
Published: 2024
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.02489
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author Plomer, Solveig
Ernst, Theresa
Gebhardt, Philipp
Schleiff, Enrico
Neininger, Ralph
Schneider, Gaby
author_facet Plomer, Solveig
Ernst, Theresa
Gebhardt, Philipp
Schleiff, Enrico
Neininger, Ralph
Schneider, Gaby
contents Biological movement patterns can sometimes be quasi linear with abrupt changes in direction and speed, as in plastids in root cells investigated here. For the analysis of such changes we propose a new stochastic model for movement along linear structures. Maximum likelihood estimators are provided, and due to serial dependencies of increments, the classical MOSUM statistic is replaced by a moving kernel estimator. Convergence of the resulting difference process and strong consistency of the variance estimator are shown. We estimate the change points and propose a graphical technique to distinguish between change points in movement direction and speed.
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spellingShingle Bivariate change point detection in movement direction and speed
Plomer, Solveig
Ernst, Theresa
Gebhardt, Philipp
Schleiff, Enrico
Neininger, Ralph
Schneider, Gaby
Statistics Theory
Quantitative Methods
Applications
Methodology
Primary 62P10, 60F17, Secondary: 60G15, 60G50
Biological movement patterns can sometimes be quasi linear with abrupt changes in direction and speed, as in plastids in root cells investigated here. For the analysis of such changes we propose a new stochastic model for movement along linear structures. Maximum likelihood estimators are provided, and due to serial dependencies of increments, the classical MOSUM statistic is replaced by a moving kernel estimator. Convergence of the resulting difference process and strong consistency of the variance estimator are shown. We estimate the change points and propose a graphical technique to distinguish between change points in movement direction and speed.
title Bivariate change point detection in movement direction and speed
topic Statistics Theory
Quantitative Methods
Applications
Methodology
Primary 62P10, 60F17, Secondary: 60G15, 60G50
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.02489