基于网格的移动对象轨迹k近邻查询

Ying Xia, Ruidi Wang, Xu Zhang, Hae-Young Bae
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k-最近邻轨迹查询(k-NNT)是一种基本而重要的空间查询操作,广泛应用于智能交通、城市规划等领域。然而,随着轨迹数据量的迅速增加,传统的k-NNT集中式环境查询算法在考虑轨迹空间连续性时计算复杂度急剧增加,其有效性和可扩展性不足。为了解决这个问题,我们提出了一种分布式的轨迹数据网格索引,该索引在MapReduce框架下将轨迹划分为网格。在此基础上,提出了一种基于网格索引的并行查询方法MR-GB-KNNT,以提高k-NNT查询的效率和可扩展性。实验结果表明,MR-GB-KNNT在云计算环境下具有良好的性能,提高了k-NNT的查询性能。
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Grid-based k-Nearest Neighbor Queries over Moving Object Trajectories with MapReduce
k-Nearest Neighbor Trajectory (k-NNT) Query is a basic and important spatial query operation widely used in many fields, such as intelligent transportation and urban planning. However, with the rapid increase of trajectory data volume, traditional k-NNT query algorithms for centralized environment are not effective and scalable enough, because the computational complexity increases dramatically when the spatial continuity of trajectories is considered. To address this problem, we propose a distributed grid index for trajectory data which partitions the trajectory into grids under MapReduce framework. Furthermore, a parallel query approach MR-GB-KNNT is proposed based on the proposed grid index to improve the efficiency and scalability of the k-NNT query. The experiment demonstrates that MR-GB-KNNT could perform well in cloud computing environment and improve the querying performance of the k-NNT.
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