Let’s Speak Trajectories: A Vision To Use NLP Models For Trajectory Analysis Tasks

IF 17.7 1区 化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2024-04-08 DOI:10.1145/3656470
Mashaal Musleh, M. Mokbel
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The availability of trajectory data combined with various real life practical applications have sparked the interest of the research community to design a plethora of algorithms for various trajectory analysis techniques. However, there is an apparent lack of full-fledged systems that provide the infrastructure support for trajectory analysis techniques, which hinders the applicability of most of the designed algorithms. Inspired by the tremendous success of the BERT deep learning model in solving various Natural Language Processing (NLP) tasks, our vision is to have a BERT-like system for trajectory analysis tasks. We envision that in a few years, we will have such system, where no one needs to worry again about each specific trajectory analysis operation. Whether it is trajectory imputation, similarity, clustering, or whatever, it would be one system that researchers, developers, and practitioners can deploy to get high accuracy for their trajectory operations. Our vision stands on a solid ground that trajectories in a space are highly analogous to statements in a language. We outline the challenges and the road to our vision. Exploratory results confirm the promise and possibility of our vision.
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让我们说说轨迹:将 NLP 模型用于轨迹分析任务的愿景
轨迹数据的可用性与各种现实生活中的实际应用相结合,激发了研究界为各种轨迹分析技术设计大量算法的兴趣。然而,为轨迹分析技术提供基础设施支持的成熟系统明显缺乏,这阻碍了大多数设计算法的适用性。受 BERT 深度学习模型在解决各种自然语言处理(NLP)任务方面取得巨大成功的启发,我们的愿景是为轨迹分析任务提供类似 BERT 的系统。我们的设想是,几年后,我们将拥有这样的系统,人们无需再为每个具体的轨迹分析操作操心。无论是轨迹估算、相似性、聚类还是其他,研究人员、开发人员和从业人员都可以部署这样一个系统,以获得高精度的轨迹操作。我们的愿景建立在一个坚实的基础之上,即空间中的轨迹与语言中的语句高度相似。我们概述了实现我们愿景的挑战和道路。探索结果证实了我们愿景的前景和可能性。
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Accounts of Chemical Research
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