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Main Authors: Aghaebe, Favour Yahdii, Foley, Dustin, Atwell, Eric, Clark, Stephen
Format: Preprint
Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.07639
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author Aghaebe, Favour Yahdii
Foley, Dustin
Atwell, Eric
Clark, Stephen
author_facet Aghaebe, Favour Yahdii
Foley, Dustin
Atwell, Eric
Clark, Stephen
contents This study advocates for employing clustering techniques to classify vacation rental properties active during the Covid pandemic to identify inherent patterns and behaviours. The dataset, a collaboration between the ESRC funded Consumer Data Research Centre (CDRC) and AirDNA, encompasses data for over a million properties and hosts. Utilising K-means and K-medoids clustering techniques, we identify homogenous groups and their common characteristics. Our findings enhance comprehension of the intricacies of vacation rental evaluations and could potentially be utilised in the creation of targeted, cluster-specific policies.
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spellingShingle Property Classification of Vacation Rental Properties during Covid-19
Aghaebe, Favour Yahdii
Foley, Dustin
Atwell, Eric
Clark, Stephen
Machine Learning
This study advocates for employing clustering techniques to classify vacation rental properties active during the Covid pandemic to identify inherent patterns and behaviours. The dataset, a collaboration between the ESRC funded Consumer Data Research Centre (CDRC) and AirDNA, encompasses data for over a million properties and hosts. Utilising K-means and K-medoids clustering techniques, we identify homogenous groups and their common characteristics. Our findings enhance comprehension of the intricacies of vacation rental evaluations and could potentially be utilised in the creation of targeted, cluster-specific policies.
title Property Classification of Vacation Rental Properties during Covid-19
topic Machine Learning
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.07639