%0 Generic
%A Fidler, D
%A Hanna, S
%C London, United Kingdom
%D 2015
%E Karimi, K
%E Vaughan, L
%E Sailer, K
%E Palaiologou, G
%E Bolton, T
%F discovery:1472821
%I Space Syntax Laboratory, The Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London
%K Random walk, access times, integration.
%P 145:1-145:9
%T Introducing random walk measures to space syntax
%U https://discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/1472821/
%V 10
%X We introduce Random Walk Closeness (RWC) to the space syntax computational paradigm. Random  walks are stochastic processes in which an unbiased walker traverses a network purely based on his  current location. Random walks have been used by space syntax in an agent based scenario, where  results are simulation based. Here, the results are mathematical based, i.e. RWC is derived from  access times, which are the average number of steps it takes to walk between locations. Results  suggest an improvement in correlating pedestrian movement over Integration, RA and network  Closeness.
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