Abstract

Research on predicting movements of mobile users has attracted a lot of attentions in recent years. Many of those prediction techniques are developed based only on geographic features of mobile users' trajectories. In this paper, we propose a novel approach for predicting the next location of a user's movement based on both the geographic and semantic features of users' trajectories. The core idea of our prediction model is based on a novel cluster-based prediction strategy which evaluates the next location of a mobile user based on the frequent behaviors of similar users in the same cluster determined by analyzing users' common behavior in semantic trajectories. Through a comprehensive evaluation by experiments, our proposal is shown to deliver excellent performance.

Keywords:
Computer science Trajectory Data mining Cluster (spacecraft) Artificial intelligence Information retrieval Computer network

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Citation History

Topics

Human Mobility and Location-Based Analysis
Social Sciences →  Social Sciences →  Transportation
Data Management and Algorithms
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Signal Processing
Geographic Information Systems Studies
Social Sciences →  Social Sciences →  Geography, Planning and Development

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