Name: Mental Representation and Processing of Geographic Knowledge
Brand: Thomas Barkowsky
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Mental Representation and Processing of Geographic Knowledge

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Erforscht, wie menschliche Wahrnehmung von Karten in digitale Modelle übersetzt wird, indem neuronale Netzwerke und graphbasierte Algorithmen kombiniert werden; ideal für Studierende der Geoinformatik und KI.

Marke: Thomas Barkowsky

ISBN: 9783540002161

MPN: biography

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