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Paper Citation Record · LEDGER
As of 11 August 2026, this Paper Citation Record lists 39 of 39 outbound references and 0 inbound Pith citation observations for arXiv:2608.06934.
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning Validation of Walk Score for estimating neighborhood walkability: An analysis of four US metropolitan areas,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning Geographic identity and perceptions of walkable space,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning Translat- ing street view imagery to correct perspectives to enhance bikeability and walkability studies,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning Designing effective image-based surveys for urban visual perception,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning Measuring the unmeasurable: Urban design qualities related to walkability,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning Deep learning the city: Quantifying urban perception at a global scale,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning Practical multicriteria urban bicycle routing,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning Response quality checks,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning Towards automatic assess- ment of perceived walkability,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning Per- sonalized image aesthetics assessment with rich attributes,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning LANISTR: Multimodal Learning from Structured and Unstructured Data
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning MetaFormer baselines for vision,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning Revisiting deep learning models for tabular data,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning Rank consistent ordi- nal regression for neural networks with application to age estima- tion,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning LAPIS: A novel dataset for personalized image aesthetic assessment,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning How rating scales influence responses’ reliability, extreme points, middle point and respondent’s preferences,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning Measuring streetscape perceptions from driveways and side- walks to inform pedestrian-oriented street renewal in D ¨usseldorf,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning Bag of Tricks for Multimodal AutoML with Image, Text, and Tabular Data
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning A neural approach to automated essay scor- ing,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning Which cycling environment appears safer? Learning cycling safety perceptions from pairwise image comparisons,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning Street view imagery in urban analytics and GIS: A review,
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Walkable to Whom? Capturing Subjective Variability in Walkability Perception Using Multimodal Deep Learning Attention is all you need,
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