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Incorporating Duration Information for Trajectory Classification
Trajectory classification has many useful applications. Existing works on trajectory classification do not consider the duration information of trajectory. In this paper, we extract duration-aware features from trajectories to build a classifier. Our method utilizes information theory to obtain regions where the trajectories have similar speeds and directions. Further, trajectories are summarized into a network based on the MDL principle that takes into account the duration difference among trajectories of different classes. A graph traversal is performed on this trajectory network to obtain the top-k covering path rules for each trajectory. Based on the discovered regions and top-k path rules, we build a classifier to predict the class labels of new trajectories. Experiment results on real-world datasets show that the proposed duration-aware classifier can obtain higher classification accuracy than the state-of-the-art trajectory classifier.