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WorkInterpolation Techniques for Predicting the Movement of Cyclists

Aleš Ruda2017

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Interpolation Techniques for Predicting the Movement of Cyclists

Aleš Ruda · Ludmila Floková

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Year2017

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Published2017-08-23

VenueLecture notes in geoinformation and cartography

ISSN-L1863-2246

Languageen

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