Discrete Euler integration over functions on finite categories
Kohei Tanaka

TL;DR
This paper develops a theory of Euler characteristic integration over finite categories and demonstrates its application in target enumeration on posets using sensor data, offering a discrete analogue to existing topological methods.
Contribution
It introduces a new discrete integration framework over finite categories, extending topological Euler characteristic concepts to categorical structures.
Findings
Established a formal theory of Euler integration over finite categories
Applied the theory to sensor-based target enumeration on posets
Demonstrated the discrete analogue to topological Euler characteristic-based integral theory
Abstract
This paper provides the theory of integration with respect to Euler characteristics of finite categories. As an application, we use sensors to enumerate the targets lying on a poset. This is a discrete analogue to Baryshnikov and Ghrist's work on integral theory using topological Euler characteristics.
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TopicsTopological and Geometric Data Analysis
