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Slide 1IntroductionRecall of My Senior Design problemRecall of My Senior Design problem (continue)Article proposed AlgorithmsArticle proposed Algorithms (continue)Slide 7How would these algorithms may help my teamQuestions?Algorithms featured by:Jong Hee KangWilliam WelbourneDenjamin StewartGaetano DorrielloPresent by:Yuan LiuIntroductionWhat are these algorithms for?Extracting locations from cluster pointsWhat are these algorithms trying to achieve?Significantly reduce the server loadMaintain data accuracyTranslate coordinates to locationsRecall of My Senior Design problemRecall of My Senior Design problem(continue)What did our customer wants:Plug collected GPS points into Google MapCan group these points manually or automaticallyCustomize these grouped points (name, etc)Our Approach:Use Area grouping (draws a circle)Use a automatic filterArticle proposed AlgorithmsTime based Clustering:clustering locations along the time axisNew location is compared with previous locationsIf the new location is moving away starts a new cluster Then ignore the clusters with short time durationArticle proposed Algorithms(continue)Article proposed Algorithms(continue)Frequency clustering:Time based Clustering algorithm only consists data with longer time durationPeople may visit important place frequently, but not for a long time (such as ATM, mailbox)Need two threshold value: one determines duration, the other determines the frequency of visiting.May yield false information (stop at traffic light)How would these algorithms may help my teamWheelchair people usually does not move around in a big radius, and they tend to stay at one place for a long period of time, therefore the Time clustering algorithms applies the best.The server we were using is quite weak, and we didn’t assume everyone has broadband. Such algorithms will greatly reduce the calculation


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