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pattern-based moving object tracking
Liu Kuien; Ding Zhiming; Li Mingshu; Deng Ke; Zhou Xiaofang
2011
Conference Name2011 International Workshop on Trajectory Data Mining and Analysis, TDMA'11, Co-located with UbiComp 2011
SourceTDMA'11 - Proceedings of the 2011 International Workshop on Trajectory Data Mining and Analysis
Pages5-14
Conference DateSeptember
Conference PlaceBeijing, China
Indexed TypeEI
ISBN9781450309332
Department(1) Institute of Software Chinese Academy of Sciences Beijing China; (2) School of ITEE University of Queensland Brisbane Australia
English AbstractMonitoring the locations of a large number of objects that travel in a certain space is a popular problem for its importance in various application scenarios. It brings us a challenge of how to efficiently handle large volumes of location updates required to guarantee the error bound among an object's current, actual location and its current location in the tracking system. Current solutions predict the future locations based on the recent movements of the moving object. However, it is reliable to predict the position in near future only and the prediction accuracy is poor in the long term. This paper is aimed at the above weakness by introducing the movement pattern in Euclidean space based on the historical trajectories of moving objects. Dominant path pattern is proposed and employed in the moving object tracking system, which can estimate where an object will go next and how to get there. Specifically, dominant path pattern is discovered and indexed by a novel access method of efficient query processing. In addition, the pattern mining techniques with consideration of the accuracy and coverage in dominant path patterns discovering are presented. The experiments demonstrate the superiority of the proposed method comparing to existing methods by up to 73%(91%) less overall location updates on practical Taxi(Truck) dataset. Copyright 2011 ACM.; Monitoring the locations of a large number of objects that travel in a certain space is a popular problem for its importance in various application scenarios. It brings us a challenge of how to efficiently handle large volumes of location updates required to guarantee the error bound among an object's current, actual location and its current location in the tracking system. Current solutions predict the future locations based on the recent movements of the moving object. However, it is reliable to predict the position in near future only and the prediction accuracy is poor in the long term. This paper is aimed at the above weakness by introducing the movement pattern in Euclidean space based on the historical trajectories of moving objects. Dominant path pattern is proposed and employed in the moving object tracking system, which can estimate where an object will go next and how to get there. Specifically, dominant path pattern is discovered and indexed by a novel access method of efficient query processing. In addition, the pattern mining techniques with consideration of the accuracy and coverage in dominant path patterns discovering are presented. The experiments demonstrate the superiority of the proposed method comparing to existing methods by up to 73%(91%) less overall location updates on practical Taxi(Truck) dataset. Copyright 2011 ACM.
KeywordData Mining Forecasting Navigation Taxicabs Trajectories
SponsorshipACM SIGCHI; ACM SIGMOBILE
Language英语
Content Type会议论文
URIhttp://ir.iscas.ac.cn/handle/311060/16210
Collection中国科学院软件研究所
Recommended Citation
GB/T 7714
Liu Kuien,Ding Zhiming,Li Mingshu,et al. pattern-based moving object tracking[C],2011:5-14.
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