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2024
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Hybrid and Bayesian Modelling of Passenger Occupancy at Beijing Metro
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Hybrid and Bayesian Modelling of Passenger Occupancy at Beijing Metro
2024
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The introductory chapter of this thesis is dedicated to establishing the social, economic, and engineering contexts relevant to the challenges in estimating passenger flow that will be addressed in subsequent chapters. It places particular emphasis on the intersection of smart city development and its manifestations within China. A notable observation is the relative scarcity of academic literature directly comparable to statistical studies in this field, largely attributable to the limited availability of data on these subjects. The availability of the data, which is based on this thesis, makes the whole work developed here unique for the Chinese environment related to metro transport. Consequently, while this research will reference academic articles wherever possible, a significant portion of the material cited in this first chapter of the thesis will be derived from surveys and reports published by governmental bodies and commercial entities. This approach not only acknowledges the current state of research, but also highlights the innovative aspect of this thesis in tackling a subject where the academic literature is not yet abundant.
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