Hi J Ely, This would very much depend on how an O-ring statistic for inhomogeneous point patterns is defined. The formula in Wiegand and Moloney (2004), O(r)=g(r)*lambda, straightforwardly only makes sense for a homogeneous pattern, where the intensity lambda is a constant. Is there an "official" definition of O(r) for inhomogeneous point patterns out there?
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