Comparison of Advanced GPS Data Imputation Algorithms for Detection of Transportation Mode and Activity Episode
Comparison of Advanced GPS Data Imputation Algorithms for Detection of Transportation Mode and Activity Episode
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2014
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T. Feng;H. Timmermans
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T. Feng;H. Timmermans
GPS (Global Positioning System) data collection has been increasingly considered as an alternative to traditional travel survey methods to collect activity-travel data. Algorithms varying from the informal ad-hoc decision rules to advanced machine learning methods have been applied to extract activity-travel patterns from GPS traces. However, the accuracy of these different algorithms is difficult to compare as it depends on the spatial context in which GPS is used, the number of identified transportation modes, type of input variables and data used for validation. The aim of this paper therefore is to systematically compare the relative performance of different algorithms for the detection of transportation modes and activity episode. In particular, the naive Bayesian, Bayesian network, logistic regression, multilayer perceptron, support vector machine, decision table and C4.5 algorithms are selected and compared for the same data according to the overall error rates and hit ratios. Results show that the Bayesian network has a better performance than the other algorithms in terms of the percentage of correctly identified instances and Kappa values for both the training data and test data in the sense that Bayesian network is relatively efficient and generalizable in the context of GPS data imputation.