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Comparing indoor and outdoor network models for automatically calculating turns
2014
Journal of Location Based Services
The goal of this paper is to compare several indoor and outdoor network models for wayfinding, on their suitability for automatically calculating turns. Automatic turn calculations are of relevance in providing improved cognitive algorithms for route guidance, as it has been widely recognized that routes with minimal angular deviations are easier to follow. It is demonstrated that the currently available indoor network models not allow accurate calculation of the number of turns along a path,
doi:10.1080/17489725.2014.975289
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