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· 2012

Next place prediction using mobility Markov chains

Sébastien Gambs, Marc‐Olivier Killijian, Miguel Núñez-del-Prado

Short summary

A novel n-MMC algorithm predicts an individual's next location with 70-95% accuracy using the last two visited places.

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Key points

  • Introduced the n-MMC algorithm for next location prediction.
  • n-MMC extends Mobility Markov Chains by incorporating the 'n' previous visited locations.
  • Achieved 70-95% accuracy in predicting the next location with n=2.
  • Evaluated on three different datasets.

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Abstract

In this paper, we address the issue of predicting the next location of an individual based on the observations of his mobility behavior over some period of time and the recent locations that he has visited. This work has several potential applications such as the evaluation of geo-privacy mechanisms, the development of location-based services anticipating the next movement of a user and the design of location-aware proactive resource migration. In a nutshell, we extend a mobility model called Mobility Markov Chain (MMC) in order to incorporate the n previous visited locations and we develop a novel algorithm for next location prediction based on this mobility model that we coined as n-MMC. The evaluation of the efficiency of our algorithm on three different datasets demonstrates an accuracy for the prediction of the next location in the range of 70% to 95% as soon as n = 2.

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Field: Transportation

TransportationSocial Sciences