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Algorithm for scenario benefit route planning based on user’s requests
Tongxin xuebao, 2018 Most of the existing research for point of interest route planning only consider the static properties of POI,however,the congestion of the hot spots and users’ discontent may greatly reduce the travel quality.In order to increase the tourists ...
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Points-Of-Interest CollectionGame
, 2010 Location-based services often include showing Points-Of-Interest on a map and rely on the availability of geo-contextual data. In Pervasive Games, the players' context can be integrated with the game. Games of this character can be used in order to motivate users to collect Points-Of-Interest.
Olofsson, Erik, Edström, Simon
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Description Generation for Points of Interest
2021 IEEE 37th International Conference on Data Engineering (ICDE), 2021Description of Points of Interest (POIs) plays an important role to enhance the quality of many location-based services, such as displaying concentrated information of POIs for user-friendly experience and leading to successful POI recommendation. However, only a few popular POIs have enough description on the web.
Meng Zhou +5 more
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2022
A point of interest must be all of the following: • Locatable. It must be a geographical space and, therefore, it must be possible to locate it through coordinates on a map. • Geographically limitable. It is possible to establish the space it occupies and define the limits it covers. • Accessible.
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A point of interest must be all of the following: • Locatable. It must be a geographical space and, therefore, it must be possible to locate it through coordinates on a map. • Geographically limitable. It is possible to establish the space it occupies and define the limits it covers. • Accessible.
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Self-Similarity and Points of Interest
IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 2010In this work, we present a new approach to interest point detection. Different types of features in images are detected by using a common computational concept. The proposed approach considers the total variability of local regions. The total sum of squares computed on the intensity values of a local circular region is divided into three components ...
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Competitive Analysis for Points of Interest
Proceedings of the 26th ACM SIGKDD International Conference on Knowledge Discovery & Data Mining, 2020The competitive relationship of Points of Interest (POIs) refers to the degree of competition between two POIs for business opportunities from third parties in an urban area. Existing studies for competitive analysis usually focus on mining competitive relationships of entities, such as companies or products, from textual data.
Shuangli Li +5 more
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Mining the web for points of interest
Proceedings of the 35th international ACM SIGIR conference on Research and development in information retrieval, 2012A point of interest (POI) is a focused geographic entity such as a landmark, a school, an historical building, or a business. Points of interest are the basis for most of the data supporting location-based applications. In this paper we propose to curate POIs from online sources by bootstrapping training data from Web snippets, seeded by POIs gathered ...
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