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Fig 1.

Research framework.

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Grid treatment of urban space.

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The calculation process of taxi travel demand.

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Fig 4.

Spatial kernel density estimation.

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Fig 5.

Study area.

(a) Administrative divisions in the study area; (b) grid generation of the study area.

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Table 1.

POI data structure.

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Data distribution of urban points of interest (POIs).

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Table 2.

Classification of points of interest (POIs) in this study.

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Table 3.

Taxi track data structure.

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Fig 7.

The spatial distribution of 13 categories of POI data.

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Fig 8.

The mixed degree of functions in the main urban area of Xi’an.

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Fig 9.

Taxi demand distribution in the main urban area of Xi’an.

(a) Taxi demand average hourly from Monday to Friday; (b) taxi demand average hourly from Saturday to Sunday; (c) taxi demand per hour and per day.

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Fig 10.

Spatial and temporal distribution characteristics of taxi travel demand on a single working day in the main urban area of Xi’an city.

(a) Morning peak; (b) noon peak; (c) evening peak; (d) overall peak.

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Fig 11.

Spatial and temporal distribution characteristics of taxi travel demand on a single day off in the main urban area of Xi’an.

(a) Morning peak; (b) noon peak; (c) evening peak; (d) overall peak.

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Table 4.

Comparison results of the OLS and the GWR model on weekdays.

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Table 5.

Comparison results of the OLS and the GWR model on weekends.

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Fig 12.

Spatial distribution of coefficient of the mixed degree of urban functions in different periods on weekdays.

(a) Morning peak; (b) noon peak; (c) evening peak; (d) overall peak.

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Fig 13.

Spatial distribution of coefficient of the mixed degree of urban functions in different periods on weekends.

(a) Morning peak; (b) noon peak; (c) evening peak; (d) whole day.

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Table 6.

Comparison results of the GWR model between urban POIs (13) and single tourist attraction POI on weekdays.

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Table 7.

Comparison results of the GWR model between urban POIs (13) and single tourist attraction POI on weekends.

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Table 8.

Results of the GWR model of urban POIs (12) on weekdays and weekends.

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