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May 1, 2014December 11, 2014 / Eric / 5 Comments

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Many of us like to think that we’re free to go wherever we want – at least while we’re still young and without too many commitments. In reality, however, there are lots of routines each of us follow from day to day, like the following pattern: home -> work -> lunch -> work, and so on. But how much do we actually stick to these routines and how strongly do they dictate our daily lives? Could we try to build a mathematical model to capture the routines and quantify how predictable our movements are? Continue reading →

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