Individual homelessness: Entries, exits, and policy

Better understanding entries and exits from homelessness

This bulletin is based on research conducted by Associate Professor Guy Johnson and Professor Gavin Wood at the AHURI Research Centre—RMIT University, and Dr Rosanna Scutella and Dr Yi-Ping Tseng at Melbourne Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research. This project examined the structural and individual risk factors in explaining homelessness—including its dynamics (entry into and exit f...

Entries and exits from homelessness: a dynamic analysis of the relationship between structural conditions and individual characteristics

Learning Scene Entries and Exits Using Coherent Motion Regions

We present a novel framework to reliably learn scene entry and exit locations using coherent motion regions formed by weak tracking data. We construct “entities” from weak tracking data at a frame level and then track the entities through time, producing a set of consistent spatio-temporal paths. Resultant entity entry and exit observations of the paths are then clustered and a reliability metr...

Homelessness: Advocacy and Social Policy

Processes with Multiple Entries and Exits Modulo Isomorphism and Modulo Bisimulation

This paper proposes a framework for the integration of the algebra of communicating processes (ACP) and the algebra of ownomials (AF). Basically, this means to combine axiomatisations of parallel and looping operators. To this end a model of process graphs with multiple entries and exits is introduced. In this model the usual operations of both algebras are de ned, e.g. alternative composition,...