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Mining coterie patterns from Instagram photo trajectories for recommending popular travel routes 被引量:5

Mining coterie patterns from Instagram photo trajectories for recommending popular travel routes
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摘要 Abstract Instagram is a popular photo-sharing social ap- plication. It is widely used by tourists to record their journey information such as location, time and interest. Consequently, a huge volume of get-tagged photos with spatio-temporal in- formation are generated along tourist's travel trajectories. Such Instagram photo trajectories consist of travel paths, travel density distributions, and traveller behaviors, prefer- ences, and mobility patterns. Mining Instagram photo trajec- tories is thus very useful for many mobile and location-based social applications, including tour guide and recommender systems. However, we have not found any work that extracts interesting group-like travel trajectories from Instagram pho- tos asynchronously taken by different tourists. Motivated by this, we propose a novel concept: coterie, which reveals representative travel trajectory patterns hidden in Instagram photos taken by users at shared locations and paths. Our work includes the discovery of (1) coteries, (2) closed co- teries, and (3) the recommendation of popular travel routes based on closed coteries. For this, we first build a statistically reliable trajectory database from Instagram get-tagged pho- tos. These trajectories are then clustered by the DBSCAN method to find tourist density. Next, we transform each raw spatio-temporal trajectory into a sequence of clusters. All dis- criminative closed coteries are further identified by a Cluster- Growth algorithm. Finally, distance-aware and conformity- aware recommendation strategies are applied on closed co- teries to recommend popular tour routes. Visualized demosand extensive experimental results demonstrate the effective- ness and efficiency of our methods. Abstract Instagram is a popular photo-sharing social ap- plication. It is widely used by tourists to record their journey information such as location, time and interest. Consequently, a huge volume of get-tagged photos with spatio-temporal in- formation are generated along tourist's travel trajectories. Such Instagram photo trajectories consist of travel paths, travel density distributions, and traveller behaviors, prefer- ences, and mobility patterns. Mining Instagram photo trajec- tories is thus very useful for many mobile and location-based social applications, including tour guide and recommender systems. However, we have not found any work that extracts interesting group-like travel trajectories from Instagram pho- tos asynchronously taken by different tourists. Motivated by this, we propose a novel concept: coterie, which reveals representative travel trajectory patterns hidden in Instagram photos taken by users at shared locations and paths. Our work includes the discovery of (1) coteries, (2) closed co- teries, and (3) the recommendation of popular travel routes based on closed coteries. For this, we first build a statistically reliable trajectory database from Instagram get-tagged pho- tos. These trajectories are then clustered by the DBSCAN method to find tourist density. Next, we transform each raw spatio-temporal trajectory into a sequence of clusters. All dis- criminative closed coteries are further identified by a Cluster- Growth algorithm. Finally, distance-aware and conformity- aware recommendation strategies are applied on closed co- teries to recommend popular tour routes. Visualized demosand extensive experimental results demonstrate the effective- ness and efficiency of our methods.
出处 《Frontiers of Computer Science》 SCIE EI CSCD 2017年第6期1007-1022,共16页 中国计算机科学前沿(英文版)
关键词 TOURISTS coterie closed coterie geotagged pho-tos Instagram trajectories RECOMMENDATION popular travelroutes tourists, coterie, closed coterie, geotagged pho-tos, Instagram trajectories, recommendation, popular travelroutes
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