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A weight-based map-matching algorithm for vehicle navigation in complex urban networks
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Map-Matching Integrity Using Multihypothesis Road-Tracking
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Development and Application of an Enhanced Kalman Filter and Global Positioning System Error-Correction Approach for Improved Map-Matching
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Traffic speed prediction from GPS data of taxi trip using support vector regression
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Traffic Estimation And Prediction Based On Real Time Floating Car Data
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Land-Use Classification Using Taxi GPS Traces
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High-Frequency Trajectory Map Matching Algorithm Based on Road Network Topology
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A Path Increment Map Matching Method for High-Frequency Trajectory
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Hidden Markov map matching through noise and sparseness
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Map Matching for Urban High-Sampling-Frequency GPS Trajectories
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The Effect of Posted Speed Limit on the Dispersion of Traffic Flow Speed
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