The present application belongs to the technical field of
data processing and computer application, and particularly relates to a business leisure space
staying time length and walking speed
estimation method based on a zero-inflated Gamma model. Sparse positioning data is used to obtain the total
activity time length of tourists in a business leisure space set, estimate the sub-space sequence passed by the tourists, estimate the probability distribution of the
staying time length of the tourists in each sub-space, and estimate the probability distribution of the walking speed of the pedestrians using a zero-inflated Gamma model. The method uses relatively easily obtained sparse positioning data, and the
staying time length result can be used as an evaluation index of the attraction of the business leisure space, and the walking speed result can be used as a basis for the design and construction of the walking environment, thereby supporting business leisure
space planning, design, operation, management and the like. The method is suitable for business street blocks, comprehensive shopping malls, parks, amusement parks, scenic spots and the like, and can be used as a module or
algorithm in space utilization monitoring and evaluation work, and is feasible.