Geolet Reloaded - Interpretable GPS Trajectory Analysis
TODO
Setup
Using PyPI
pip install geoletrld #TODO
Manual Setup
git clone https://github.com/cri98li/Geolet-reloaded
cd Geolet-reloaded
pip install -e .
Dependencies are listed in requirements.txt.
Running the code
#TODO
Jupyter notebooks with examples on real datasets can be found in the examples/ directory.
Docs and reference
You can find the software documentation in the /docs/ folder and
a powerpoint presentation on Geolet can be found here.
You can cite this work with
@article{LANDI20230203,
TOOD
}
Extending the algorithm
//TODO
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Metadata
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