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Demographic Differences in the Predictability of Consumer Mobility

2026-08-27

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>The predictability of human mobility has attracted sustained attention across computational social science, urban analytics, and location-based services. This study uses anonymized credit-card transaction records to examine how the theoretical predictability of customers' store-visitation sequences varies across demographic groups and temporal observation scales. Random, temporally unco...

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753266c2-8480-5c8f-bcd9-1798f1a7c608
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10825257/v1
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