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TrajNet: Outlier Detection in Vehicle Trajectory Data using Capsule Network based One-Shot Learning

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Discovering anomalous trajectory becomes an essential task in various research and industrial domains in recent years. Unsupervised learning techniques have been used frequently to find an anomaly in trajectory. These methods fail to detect an outlier in highly correlated trajectory data. In general, the supervised approach is found to be more efficient compared to unsupervised learning in many domains. In this article, to detect outliers in vehicle trajectory data, a supervised learning technique is proposed called TrajNet. TrajNet work with a limited number of labelled trajectories exploiting capsule network-based one-shot learning. The experiments are conducted with a publicly available Geolife GPS trajectory dataset, and the preliminary results are very encouraging.

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          SIGSPATIAL '21: Proceedings of the 29th International Conference on Advances in Geographic Information Systems
          November 2021
          700 pages
          ISBN:9781450386647
          DOI:10.1145/3474717

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          • Published: 4 November 2021

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