Passenger Classification for an Airport Movement Forecast System
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Richter, S.
Ortmann, C.
Reiners, Torsten
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2009Type
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Richter, Stefan and Ortmann, Christoph and Reiners, Torsten. 2009. Passenger Classification for an Airport Movement Forecast System, in Ao, S.I. and Castillo, O. and Douglas, C. and Fent, D.D. and Lee, J. (ed), Proceedings of the International MultiConference of Engineers and Computer Scientists 2009, Mar 18-20 2009, pp. 676-683. Hong Kong: International Association of Engineers.
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Proceedings of the international multiconference of engineers and computer scientists 2009
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International multiconference of engineers and computer scientists 2009
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With new services provided by airlines and travel agencies passengers gained more flexibility, but also their visibility for airports and airlines was decreased. We describe the profiling component of a movement forecast system to increase passenger transparency. Therefore we present three approaches to learning classifiers and how they can be used for passenger classification. It is shown how the choice of attributes considered in classification influences classifier performance. This is used as a comparison criterion for learning algorithms.
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