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Fig 1.

Layout and spatial division of study area.

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Fig 2.

Time series of taxi flow.

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Table 1.

Time period definition.

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Fig 3.

The logic framework of travel spatiotemporal analysis.

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Fig 4.

Local Moran’s I limit distribution.

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Fig 5.

OD flow map.

a) peak1; b) peak2; c) peak3; d) peak4.

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Fig 6.

Hotspots of peak1 and peak2.

a) peak1 origin; b) peak1 destination; c) peak2 origin; d) peak2 destination.

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Fig 7.

Hotspots of peak3 and peak4.

a) peak3 origin; b) peak3 destination; c) peak4 origin; d) peak4 destination.

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Table 2.

Results of global Moran’s I.

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Fig 8.

Spatial autocorrelation of origin demand.

a) peak1; b) peak2; c) peak3; d) peak4.

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Fig 9.

Spatial autocorrelation of destination demand.

a) peak1; b) peak2; c) peak3; d) peak4.

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Fig 10.

Traffic network community structures.

a) peak1; b) peak2; c) peak3; d) peak4.

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Table 3.

Nodes and weights information of communities.

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Fig 11.

TZs weighted degree distribution.

a) peak1; b) peak2; c) peak3; d) peak4.

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Fig 12.

TZs interaction intensity between communities.

a) peak1; b) peak2; c) peak3; d) peak4.

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Table 4.

Community structures similarity.

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