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Detecting behavioural bias in GPS location data collected by mobile applications

2023-11-06

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A commonly-used form of human mobility data, called in-app mobility data, is based on GPS locations collected from a panel of mobile applications. In this paper, we analysed daily travel patterns from in-app GPS data in the United Kingdom to identify characteristic modes of travel behaviour, and assessed whether certain behavioural modes were more common among users of different groups of mobile applications. We a...

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10.1101/2023.11.06.23298140
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