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Detection of signals modeled by interaction point processes using a Poisson approximation

The performance of the likelihood ratio test is considered for point processes with piecewise constant interaction functions, and point processes featuring a reduced number of isolated-points. A Poisson approximation of the sufficient statistics is used to evaluate the performance. The approximations are compared with empirical results generated using Markov chain Monte Carlo simulation.