Lane-Level Road Information Mining from Vehicle GPS Trajectories Based on Naive Bayesian Classification
Lane-Level Road Information Mining from Vehicle GPS Trajectories Based on Naive Bayesian Classification
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基于朴素贝叶斯分类的车辆GPS轨迹车道级道路信息挖掘
DOI:
10.3390/ijgi4042660
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发表时间:
2015-12-01
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
Li, Qingquan
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作者:
Tang, Luliang;Yang, Xue;Li, Qingquan
In this paper, we propose a novel approach for mining lane-level road network information from low-precision vehicle GPS trajectories (MLIT), which includes the number and turn rules of traffic lanes based on naive Bayesian classification. First, the proposed method (MLIT) uses an adaptive density optimization method to remove outliers from the raw GPS trajectories based on their space-time distribution and density clustering. Second, MLIT acquires the number of lanes in two steps. The first step establishes a naive Bayesian classifier according to the trace features of the road plane and road profiles and the real number of lanes, as found in the training samples. The second step confirms the number of lanes using test samples in reference to the naive Bayesian classifier using the known trace features of test sample. Third, MLIT infers the turn rules of each lane through tracking GPS trajectories. Experiments were conducted using the GPS trajectories of taxis in Wuhan, China. Compared with human-interpreted results, the automatically generated lane-level road network information was demonstrated to be of higher quality in terms of displaying detailed road networks with the number of lanes and turn rules of each lane.