Xu et al., 2018 - Google Patents
Human mobility and socioeconomic status: Analysis of Singapore and BostonXu et al., 2018
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- Xu Y
- Belyi A
- Bojic I
- Ratti C
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- Computers, Environment and Urban Systems
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Recently, some studies have shown that human movement patterns are strongly associated with regional socioeconomic indicators such as per capita income and poverty rate. These studies, however, are limited in numbers and they have not reached a consensus on what …
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