Abstract
Simplifying trajectory data can improve the efficiency of trajectory data analysis and query and reduce the communication cost and computational overhead of trajectory data. In this paper, a real-time trajectory simplification algorithm (SSFI) based on the spatio-temporal feature information of implicit trajectory points is proposed. The algorithm constructs the preselected area through the error measurement method based on the feature information of implicit trajectory points (IEDs) proposed in this paper, predicts the falling point of trajectory points, and realizes the one-way error-bounded simplified trajectory algorithm. Experiments show that the simplified algorithm has obvious progress in three aspects: running speed, compression accuracy, and simplification rate. When the trajectory data scale is large, the performance of the algorithm is much better than that of other line segment simplification algorithms. The GPS error cannot be avoided. The Kalman filter smoothing trajectory can effectively eliminate the influence of noise and significantly improve the performance of the simplified algorithm. According to the characteristics of the trajectory data, this paper accurately constructs a mathematical model to describe the motion state of objects, so that the performance of the Kalman filter is better than other filters when smoothing trajectory data. In this paper, the trajectory data smoothing experiment is carried out by adding random Gaussian noise to the trajectory data. The experiment shows that the Kalman filter’s performance under the mathematical model is better than other filters.
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