2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-54370-8_40
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Taxi Travel Purpose Estimation and Characteristic Analysis Based on Multi-source Data and Semantic Reasoning — A Case Study of Beijing

Abstract: Abstract.Taxi is an important part of urban public transportation which meets the demands of special people to travel from door to door. Taxi trip characteristics are influenced by districts location and travel purposes. This paper extracts the time and location information of taxi alighting based on the taxi meter data and taxi GPS data. Based on the point-of-interest (POI) and searching popularity of the POI from online map data, this paper also utilizes the semantic reasoning methods to predict the purpose … Show more

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“…Taxis are an important part of urban public transportation, which meet the demands of people traveling door to door (Si, Weng, Chen, & Wang, 2014). According to a survey (Haynes, Jones, Sauerzapf, & Zhao, 2006), more than 80% of people traveled to hospital by car (including household cars and taxis).…”
Section: Research Area and Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Taxis are an important part of urban public transportation, which meet the demands of people traveling door to door (Si, Weng, Chen, & Wang, 2014). According to a survey (Haynes, Jones, Sauerzapf, & Zhao, 2006), more than 80% of people traveled to hospital by car (including household cars and taxis).…”
Section: Research Area and Datamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Taxi GPS data together with other data (e.g., POI data) can be used in many ways to detect people's activities and can be quickly reviewed. Two major types of identification are travel type (e.g., working, and shopping) from a macroscopic perspective [23,24] and destination location (including land use type [25] and specific POI [26,27]) from a microcosmic perspective. For specific location identification, Si et al [23] concretely predefined three types of POI (e.g., restaurants) and their corresponding travel patterns (e.g., dining) before determining the candidate drop-off POI; then, the weight of each type of POI was calculated by considering the probability distribution of the travel pattern for different periods of time.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%