Associate Professor at CAUP Tongji; Associate Editor, TUS, Sage. Honorary fellow at CASA, UCL; PhD in Urban Spatio-social Analytics from Space Syntax Lab, UCL.
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Joined December 2012
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We are pleased to share a new article published in Transactions in Urban Data, Science, and Technology:
Exploring the influence of individual daily activity patterns on activity-space segregation
doi.org/10.1177/275412312311…
Tomorrow 13:30 London time. @Kayvan_Karimi will introduce spatial interventions augmented by Space Syntax @SpaceSyntaxNet @Space_Syntax @bartlettSDAC and kickoff this year’s urban science and planning seminars at CUSP Tongji. Join us via Zoom, Bilibili and Wupen live.
One of our latest work is recently released: mapping the multi-occupation segregation in and through the tube network. URL：journals.sagepub.com/doi/ful…
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Essential reading: Commentaries on the Post Pandemic City: current Environment and Planning B; all seven here:
bit.ly/3mXbCUn
kicked off by my own editorials bit.ly/3mIEHm6
Current issue bit.ly/2AT0DVu
ALT http://spatialcomplexity.blogweb.casa.ucl.ac.uk/files/2020/09/EPB-Commentaries-The-Post-Pandemic-City.pdf
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Two Reviews for the New Year: Urban Cellular Automata (CA) with colleagues from Uni Queensland bit.ly/2F8MxkF
Another with Alison Heppenstall, Crooks, Malleson, Manley, Ge, & me – review of urban agent-based models (ABMs) on our web site as a WP
bit.ly/2Mz7Nns
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我的书刚用中文出版。 我认为您可以在此网站bit.ly/2OA5GkI上购买副本，它比美国和英国的价格便宜得多。 请使用Twitter宣传。
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Theme Issue in Current Environment and Planning B – on Urban Scaling Laws – download editorial bit.ly/2q3ROp8
Contents bit.ly/2BTgbsf
and Commentary on Urban emission scaling bit.ly/2MXVJwR
@CASAUCL @ElsaArcaute @DiegoRybski
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Neural Turtle Graphics for Modeling City Road Layouts
pdf: arxiv.org/pdf/1910.02055.pdf
abs: arxiv.org/abs/1910.02055
project page: nv-tlabs.github.io/NTG/
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EVENT: Creativity and design in #AI: We're delighted to host @DeepMindAI Research Scientist @arkitus & @ETH Zurich's @sevamoo, as they discuss using #machinelearning for creativity & #design in the context of #urbansystem modelling & #structuraldesign: bit.ly/2oxdmtv #ML
RIP IM Pei. One of the best Chinese Architects in modern history as well as a good friend of CAUP, Tongji. – at Shanghai, People's Republic of China
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Metrics for Graph Comparison: A Practitioner's Guide
“commonly used graph metrics and distance measures, and demonstrate their ability to discern between common topological features found in both random graph models and empirical datasets”
arxiv.org/abs/1904.07414
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The Mathematics of Urban Morphology edited by Luca d’Acci is now online. Wrote the Foreword you can download with contents: bit.ly/2UZynbS And if that doesn’t work: bit.ly/2CNKWQv no open acc but interesting chapters @CASAUCL @ElsaArcaute
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Urban Analytics Defined; about time we defined it, as it is part of Environment & Planning B’s subtitle. Free Download editorial bit.ly/2UKy1FW New Issue Contents EPB, 2019, 46, No 3, March bit.ly/2AT0DVu
My latest paper is out in JTRG: Segregation through space - a scope from the flow-based spatial interaction model. A work from our previous RESOLUTION project. A time-space, between-domains perspective on segregation. Full-text: authors.elsevier.com/a/1YeVv… – at Shanghai, People's Republic of China
Our latest paper about measuring PCI (Physical Co-presence Intensity), syntactic centralities of the behavioral configuration over time with trajectory data, is out in Plos One. A small piece of work conducted with @Kayvan_Karimi and @urban_stevie. goo.gl/nai5zG
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"Approximating CNNs with Bag-of-local-Features models works surprisingly well on ImageNet" openreview.net/forum?id=SkfM… cool/fun paper. A "bag of words" of nets on tiny 17x17 patches suffice to reach AlexNet-level performance on ImageNet. A lot of the information is very local.