Titlebook: Computational Movement Analysis; Patrick Laube Book 2014 The Author(s) 2014 Data mining.Decentralized spatial computing.Geographic informa

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Introduction,nge of fields aiming for a better understanding of movement processes. This first chapter explains why this inclusive umbrella is a contribution, what it involves, and which fields it borrows methods and concepts from.

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Movement Spaces and Movement Traces,e spaces embedding that movement. This preliminary but crucial stage of Computational Movement Analysis (CMA) requires modeling choices but is also constrained by the data sources at hand. This chapter investigates how movement can be modeled from the various data sources contributing to CMA, and di

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Decentralized Movement Analysis,ts are permanently connected to some communication network and to each other, movement analysis is no longer limited to desktop computers collecting movement data first and then analyzing it. By contrast, networked and communicating agents start analyzing information about their movement in a decent

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Fixpunktee dargestellt werden. Mannigfaltigkeiten spielen in diesem Kapitel nur insofern eine Rolle, als im § 4 einfache . eines vorher bewiesenen Fixpunktsatzes (§ 3, Satz I) auf Richtungsfelder in differenzierbaren Mannigfaltigkeiten gemacht werden.

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