Advances in Data-Driven Methods for Understanding Human Behavior and Complex Systems

The field of complex systems and human behavior research is rapidly evolving, with a growing focus on data-driven methods to understand and predict various phenomena. Recent studies have explored the application of machine learning, graph theory, and other techniques to analyze large datasets and identify patterns in human mobility, social interactions, and decision-making processes. A key direction in this field is the development of novel methods for integrating multiple data sources and modeling complex relationships between variables. For instance, researchers are using hypergraph-based approaches to capture higher-order interactions in human contact networks and improve epidemic modeling. Additionally, there is a growing interest in using causal discovery techniques to identify the underlying mechanisms driving human behavior and decision-making processes. Overall, these advances have the potential to inform policy decisions, optimize resource allocation, and improve our understanding of complex systems. Noteworthy papers include the proposal of a causality-aware framework for next location prediction and the introduction of a novel method for inferring fine-grained migration patterns across the United States.

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Data-Driven Optimization of EV Charging Station Placement Using Causal Discovery

Electric Vehicle Integration using Large-Scale Combined Transmission and Distribution Grid Models

Potentials and Limitations of Large-scale, Individual-level Mobile Location Data for Food Acquisition Analysis

Evaluating Negative Sampling Approaches for Neural Topic Models

Causality-Aware Next Location Prediction Framework based on Human Mobility Stratification

Exploring Topic Trends in COVID-19 Research Literature using Non-Negative Matrix Factorization

DiffMove: Group Mobility Tendency Enhanced Trajectory Recovery via Diffusion Model

Identifying and Characterising Higher Order Interactions in Mobility Networks Using Hypergraphs

Multi-view Learning for the Identification of Risky Users in Dynamic Social Networks

Unifying Structural Proximity and Equivalence for Enhanced Dynamic Network Embedding

Higher-order Interaction Matters: Dynamic Hypergraph Neural Networks for Epidemic Modeling

Dynamic Learning and Productivity for Data Analysts: A Bayesian Hidden Markov Model Perspective

Structure Identification of NDS with Descriptor Subsystems under Asynchronous, Non-Uniform, and Slow-Rate Sampling

Inferring fine-grained migration patterns across the United States

Integrating Travel Behavior Forecasting and Generative Modeling for Predicting Future Urban Mobility and Spatial Transformations

Network Density Analysis of Health Seeking Behavior in Metro Manila: A Retrospective Analysis on COVID-19 Google Trends Data

SEAGET: Seasonal and Active hours guided Graph Enhanced Transformer for the next POI recommendation

HyperMAN: Hypergraph-enhanced Meta-learning Adaptive Network for Next POI Recommendation

A Perspective on the Ubiquity of Interaction Streams in Human Realm

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