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Title	Crowdsensed Data Learning-Driven Prediction Of Local Businesses Attractiveness In Smart Cities
ID_Doc	16703
Authors	Capponi A.; Vitello P.; Fiandrino C.; Cantelmo G.; Kliazovich D.; Sorger U.; Bouvry P.
Year	2019
Published	Proceedings - IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications, 2019-June
DOI	http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/ISCC47284.2019.8969771
Abstract	Urban planning typically relies on experience-based solutions and traditional methodologies to face urbanization issues and investigate the complex dynamics of cities. Recently, novel data-driven approaches in urban computing have emerged for researchers and companies. They aim to address historical urbanization issues by exploiting sensing data gathered by mobile devices under the so-called mobile crowdsensing (MCS) paradigm. This work shows how to exploit sensing data to improve traditionally experience-based approaches for urban decisions. In particular, we apply widely known Machine Learning (ML) techniques to achieve highly accurate results in predicting categories of local businesses (LBs) (e.g., bars, restaurants), and their attractiveness in terms of classes of temporal demands (e.g., nightlife, business hours). The performance evaluation is conducted in Luxembourg city and the city of Munich with publicly available crowdsensed datasets. The results highlight that our approach does not only achieve high accuracy, but it also unveils important hidden features of the interaction of citizens and LBs. © 2019 IEEE.
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