A New Urban Typology Model Adapting Data Mining Analytics to Examine Dominant Trajectories of Neighborhood Change: A Case of Metro Detroit.

This article develops an integrated methodology to investigate dominant trajectories of neighborhood change that are often confronted in urban studies. Currently, researchers are using k-means cluster analysis to establish diverse neighborhood typologies and principal component analysis (PCA) to ide...

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Publicado en:Annals of the American Association of Geographers Vol. 108; no. 5; pp. 1313 - 1338
Autores principales: Li, Yuchen, Xie, Yichun
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Sep2018
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          Li, Yuchen
          Xie, Yichun
        affil: Institute for Geospatial Research & Education, Eastern Michigan University
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        Neighborhoods
        Psychological typologies
        Socioeconomic factors
        Urban growth
        Sequential pattern mining
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          Neighborhoods
          Psychological typologies
          Socioeconomic factors
          Urban growth
          Land Subdivision
          Sequential pattern mining
      keyword:
        加权最小编辑距离。
        城市类型学
        序列模式分析
        底特律
        邻里变迁
        análisis secuencial de patrones
        cambio vecinal
        Detroit
        distancia de edición mínima ponderada
        neighborhood change
        sequential pattern analysis
        tipología urbana
        urban typology
        weighted minimum edit distance
        análisis secuencial de patrones
        cambio vecinal
        distancia de edición mínima ponderada
        tipología urbana
        加权最小编辑距离。
        城市类型学
        序列模式分析
        底特律
        邻里变迁
        análisis secuencial de patrones
        cambio vecinal
        Detroit
        distancia de edición mínima ponderada
        neighborhood change
        sequential pattern analysis
        tipología urbana
        urban typology
        weighted minimum edit distance
        análisis secuencial de patrones
        cambio vecinal
        distancia de edición mínima ponderada
        tipología urbana
      ab: This article develops an integrated methodology to investigate dominant trajectories of neighborhood change that are often confronted in urban studies. Currently, researchers are using k-means cluster analysis to establish diverse neighborhood typologies and principal component analysis (PCA) to identify socioeconomic interactions explaining the neighborhood typologies. Little attention has been given to longitudinal trajectories and dynamics of neighborhood evolution over a long period. Our new model adapts a newly developed dynamic sequential analysis (the weighted minimum edit distance algorithm) in big data analytics to sort and identify dominant trajectories of neighborhood change. Our model also innovatively synthesizes three statistical procedures—k-means, PCA, and analysis of variance—to derive the weight matrix, which naturally integrates the core characteristics of urban neighborhood changes into the sequential reordering. Using the census data in Metro Detroit over five census years (1970, 1980, 1990, 2000, and 2010), this model was tested to identify a unique city's demographic and socioeconomic transition pattern in the past forty years. This model successfully provided a thorough analysis of the neighborhood typologies and exhibited a much-enhanced performance in identifying long-term trajectories of urban evolution.
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    language: English
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