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Mobility tokens with routine-aware learning for LLM-based human mobility prediction

Aug 2026 · GeoInformatica · Vol 30 · 0 citations · 65 references

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Experiments show that MoRAL consistently outperforms statistical and LLM-based baselines under the GEO-BLEU metric, improving the mean score over the strongest baseline by 5.82% and achieving a 2.6 times reduction in per-user inference time relative to recent LLM baselines using the same backbone.

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