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Table 9 Methodology and main features, for Map-matching

From: Transport behavior-mining from smartphones: a review

References

Method

Main features

AGPS

INS

GIS

Quddus et al. [89]

Fuzzy logic, extended Kalaman filter

Speed, heading error, perpendicular distance, horizontal dilution of precision

12-channel single frequency high sensitivity GPS receiver

Dead-reckoning

Yes

Li et al. [68]

Rule based, extended Kalaman filter, integrity check

Altitude, longitude, latitude, traffic flow directions, road curvature, grade separation, travel distance, heading

GPS

Dead-reckoning

Yes

Bierlaire et al. [19]

Probabilistic

Timestamp, longitude, latitude, speed, heading, horizontal error Std. Dev., network error Std. Dev.

Yes

No

Yes

Li and Wu [67]

Feed forward neural network

Longitude, latitude, timestamp, heading

GPS

No

Yes

Lou et al. [71]

Mixed method: topological, geometric, probabilistic

Distance GPS(t) \(\rightarrow\) GPS(t + 1), distance GPS \(\rightarrow\) network, shortest path between candidate points on network, average speed

Yes

No

Yes

Torre et al. [106]

Hidden Markov model, Viterbi

Distance GPS \(\rightarrow\) node, maximum out-degree of the transportation graph

Yes

No

Cyclo-path map

Wei et al. [115]

Global Max-weight, hidden Markov model, Viterbi

Fréchet distance, shortest-path

GPS

No

Open Street Map

Chen and Bierlaire [26]

Probabilistic

Transport mode, distance, speed, acceleration

Yes

Accelerometer, Bluetooth Low Energy

Yes

Wu et al. [116]

Recurrent neural network, long short term memory

Longitude, latitude, timestamp, destination

GPS

No

Open Street Map

Newson and Krumm [78]

Hidden Markov model, Viterbi

Distance GPS(t) \(\rightarrow\) GPS(t + 1), distance GPS(t) \(\rightarrow\) network (only in range < 200 m)

Yes

No

Yes

Hunter et al. [52]

Undirected graph Bayesian network, Viterbi

Path length, distance point projection \(\rightarrow\) GPS, number of signals, number of turns, average speed, Max/Min Num. lanes

GPS

No

560,000 links map

Jagadeesh and Srikanthan [54]

DS 1: hidden Markov model, Viterbi, conditional random fields (CRF). DS 2: multinomial logit model, k-shortest path with link-penalty approach

Path choice: free-flow travel time (s), number of traffic signals, average road class, number of class changes

AGPS, with WiFi and GPS off

No

Yes