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A survey of people-centric sensing studies utilizing mobile phone sensors

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Today’s ubiquitous presence of sensors provides a large amount of data which can be analyzed to study human behavior. The last few years saw the birth and diffusion of a new class of sensing systems: smartphones. With a diverse range of embedded sens

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