2021
DOI: 10.1109/jstars.2021.3091848
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An SOE-Based Learning Framework Using Multisource Big Data for Identifying Urban Functional Zones

Abstract: Identifying urban functional zones is of great significance for understanding urban structure and urban planning. The rapid growth and open accessibility of multi-source big data, including remote sensing imagery and social sensing data, lead to a new way for dynamic identification of urban functional zones. In this paper, we propose an SOE (scene-object-economy) based learning framework which integrates scene features from remote sensing imagery, object features from building footprints and economy features f… Show more

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“…Zhou et al considered the integration of data sets from two different places, established a linear regression model in the case of small samples, and proposed hypothesis testing in the case of small samples. And combined with real datasets, it is demonstrated that fusing together similar datasets from multiple sites improves the statistical power of the model [ 10 ]. Zhou et al used a graphical model approach to address the problem of distribution transfer in different datasets and proposed a hypothesis test under which conditions such datasets can be fused or analyzed.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Zhou et al considered the integration of data sets from two different places, established a linear regression model in the case of small samples, and proposed hypothesis testing in the case of small samples. And combined with real datasets, it is demonstrated that fusing together similar datasets from multiple sites improves the statistical power of the model [ 10 ]. Zhou et al used a graphical model approach to address the problem of distribution transfer in different datasets and proposed a hypothesis test under which conditions such datasets can be fused or analyzed.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e power grid company announced the smart grid plan for the first time, that is, the comprehensive construction of a strong grid with a UHV grid as the backbone and coordinated development of power grids at all levels as the basis, and a strong smart grid characterized by informatization, automation, and interaction [5]. In the report on the development of modern power grids, the Energy Administration summarizes the seven characteristics of smart grids: it has the ability to self-repair, stimulate the initiative of users to participate in the operation of the power grid, the security ability to resist attacks, the high quality of electric power, accommodate various forms of power generation and storage, prosper the power market, optimize equipment operation, and reduce power grid operating costs [6]. Eladl and others believed that the effective combination of smart grid and Internet of ings technology can improve the stability of the power system and the efficiency of energy use and achieve sustainable energy development [7].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As the major sites of human activities, differences between the physical features of buildings can often reflect the functions of areas [ 22 , 36 ]. Many studies have confirmed that building features do have the potential to distinguish functional urban areas [ 37 , 38 ].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%