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Quantifying MyCiTi supply usage via Big Data and Agent Based Modelling
The MyCiTi is currently generating large volumes of raw transactional information in the form of commuter smartcard transactions, which can be considered Big Data. Agent Based modelling (ABM) has been applied internationally as a means of deriving actionable intelligence from Big Data. It is propose...
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Department of Civil Engineering
2018
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