Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: ,  detect communities from trajectories. Existing algorithms for trajectory clustering usually rely on simplex representation and a single proximity-related metric. Unfortunately, additional information markers (e.g., social interactions or semantics in the spatial layout) are ignored, leading to the inability to fully discover the communities in trajectory database. This is especially true for human-generated trajectories, where additional fine-grained markers (e.g., movement velocity at certain locations, or the sequence of semantic spaces visited) are especially useful in capturing latent relationships among community members. To overcome this limitation,  propose TODMIS, a general framework for  T rajectory-based c O mmunity  D etection by diffusion modeling on  M ultiple  I nformation  S ources. TODMIS combines additional information with raw trajectory data and construct the diffusion process on multiple similarity metrics. It also learns the consistent graph  Laplacians  by constructing the multi-modal diffusion process and optimizing the heat kernel coupling on each pair of similarity matrices from multiple information sources. Then, dense sub-graph detection is used to discover the set of distinct communities (including community size) on the coupled multi-graph representation. At last, based on the community information,  propose a novel model for online recommendation.  evaluate TODMIS and our online recommendation methods using different real-life datasets. Experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness and efficiency of our methods.
['Siyuan Liu', 'Shuhui Wang']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Trajectory Community Discovery and Recommendation by Multi-Source Diffusion Modeling
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