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Michail Salampasis, Alkiviadis Katsalis, Theodosios Siomos, Marina Delianidi, Dimitrios Tektonidis, Konstantinos Christantonis, Pantelis Kaplanoglou, Ifigeneia Karaveli, Chrysostomos Bourlis and Konstantinos Diamantaras
Research into session-based recommendation systems (SBSR) has attracted a lot of attention, but each study focuses on a specific class of methods. This work examines and evaluates a large range of methods, from simpler statistical co-occurrence methods t...
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Martin Schorcht, Robert Hecht and Gotthard Meinel
We compare different matching methods for distinguishing building modifications from replacements based on multi-temporal building footprint geometries from 3D city models. Manually referenced footprints of building changes were used to determine which t...
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Hyuk-Jae Roh, Furqan A. Bhat, Prasanta K. Sahu, Satish Sharma, Babak Mehran, Ata M. Khan and Orlando Rodriguez
This paper evaluates the effect of inclement weather conditions on the travel demand for three classes of vehicles for a primary highway in the province of Alberta, Canada. The demand variables are passenger cars, trucks, and total traffic. It is well kn...
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Geofrey Gabiri, Sonja Burghof, Bernd Diekkrüger, Constanze Leemhuis, Stefanie Steinbach and Kristian Näschen
Analyzing the spatial and temporal distribution of soil moisture is critical for ecohydrological processes and for sustainable water management studies in wetlands. The characterization of soil moisture dynamics and its influencing factors in agricultura...
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Jirí Ambros, Jirí Sedoník
Pág. 2054 - 2063
Network safety ranking (or hotspot identification) is conducted in order to identify hazardous road locations and develop a priority list for application of effective safety treatments. In this process empirical Bayes approach, using accident prediction ...
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James Fox, Andrew Daly, Stephane Hess, Eric Miller
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Transport planning relies extensively on forecasts of traveler behavior over horizons of 20 years and more. Implicit in such forecasts is the assumption that travelers? tastes, as represented by the behavioral model parameters, are constant over time. In...
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