Abstract
Location-based social networks (LBSNs) have become a popular form of social media in recent years. They provide location related services that allow users to “check-in” at geographical locations and share such experiences with their friends. Millions of “check-in” records in LBSNs contain rich information of social and geographical context and provide a unique opportunity for researchers to study user's social behavior from a spatial-temporal aspect, which in turn enables a variety of services including place advertisement, traffic forecasting, and disaster relief. In this paper, we propose a social-historical model to explore user's check-in behavior on KBSNs.
Keywords
Computer science
Location-based service
Human–computer interaction
World Wide Web
Computer network
Subject Areas
Human Mobility and Location-Based Analysis
·Transportation ·Social Sciences
Data Management and Algorithms
·Signal Processing ·Physical Sciences
Geographic Information Systems Studies
·Geography, Planning and Development ·Social Sciences
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