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cs.SI2015★ 4 cited
Where Chicagoans tweet the most: Semantic analysis of preferential return locations of Twitter users
Aiman Soliman, Junjun Yin, Kiumars Soltani +2
Recent studies on human mobility show that human movements are not random and tend to be clustered. In this connection, the movements of Twitter users captured by geo-located tweet…
cs.SI2015★ 4 cited
Urban spatial-temporal activity structures: a New Approach to Inferring the Intra-urban Functional Regions via Social Media Check-In Data
Ye Zhi, Yu Liu, Shaowen Wang +3
Most existing literature focuses on the exterior temporal rhythm of human movement to infer the functional regions in a city, but they neglects the underlying interdependence betwe…