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Intro
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Bike-sharing Systems (BSS)
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User Journey Planning
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Markov Queueing Model cont.
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Time-inhomogeneous PCTMC
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Moment approximation for PCTMCS
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Moment Equations for PCTMCS
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Model BSS as PCTMC
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The Naive PCTMC model for BSS
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Directed Contribution Graph
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Indirect contribution coefficient
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Derive significant stations set
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Specify the initial state of the reduced PCTMC
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Experiments
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Evaluation
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Conclusion and future work
Description:
Explore moment analysis, model reduction techniques, and their application to London's bike-sharing system in this insightful conference talk. Delve into the challenges of reducing complex models across various scientific disciplines to a manageable number of variables for practical computation and accurate prediction. Discover how powerful statistical approaches based on large-scale data analysis are revolutionizing the modeling paradigm. Learn about the emerging combination of statistical inference, high-throughput computation, and physical laws in model development. Examine the mathematical foundations for integrating these methods, with a focus on collective dynamics, molecular modeling, cell biology, and fluid dynamics. Gain valuable insights into bike-sharing systems, user journey planning, Markov queueing models, time-inhomogeneous PCTMCs, moment approximation techniques, and the application of these concepts to London's bike-sharing network. Understand the process of deriving significant station sets, specifying initial states for reduced PCTMCs, and evaluating experimental results. Read more

Jane Hillston - Moment Analysis, Model Reduction and London Bike Sharing

Alan Turing Institute
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