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Methods for assessing similarity of random sets

The paper concerns an overview of recently developed methods for comparing two realisations of random sets. The methods are based on deriving a sample of functions from each realisation, which describe the realisation shape, and consequent testing of equality of their probability distributions. The methods are briefly described, their advantages and disadvantages are mentioned and the conclusions are justified by a simulation study.