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Predicting Future Locations with Semantic Trajectories
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DOI：10.1145/3465060.png)
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Location prediction has attracted much attention due to its important role in many location-based services, including taxi services, route navigation, traffic planning, and location-based advertisements. Traditional methods only use spatial-temporal trajectory data to predict where a user will go next. The divorce of semantic knowledge from the spatial-temporal one inhibits our better understanding of users' activities. Inspired by the architecture of Long Short Term Memory (LSTM), we design ST-LSTM, which draws on semantic trajectories to predict future locations. Semantic data add a new dimension to our study, increasing the accuracy of prediction. Since semantic trajectories are sparser than the spatial-temporal ones, we propose a strategic filling algorithm to solve this problem. In addition, as the prediction is based on the historical trajectories of users, the cold-start problem arises. We build a new virtual social network for users to resolve the issue. Experiments on two real-world datasets show that the performance of our method is superior to those of the baselines.
Keywords:
Location prediction
semantic information
data sparsity
cold-start
trajectory pattern mining
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