Abstract

Timely and accurate cellular traffic prediction is difficult to achieve due to the complex spatial-temporal characteristics of cellular traffic. The latest approaches mainly aim to model local spatial-temporal dependencies of cellular traffic based on deep learning techniques but lack the consideration of diverse global spatial-temporal correlations hidden in cellular traffic. To tackle this issue, we propose a novel multi-view spatial-temporal graph network (MVSTGN), which combines attention and convolution mechanisms into traffic pattern analysis, enabling the comprehensive excavation of spatial-temporal characteristics. Specifically, the MVSTGN realizes the above statement from three spatial-temporal views: 1) From a global spatial view, two spatial attention modules are proposed to capture the global spatial correlations between different regions at node and trend levels; 2) From a global temporal view, a temporal attention module is employed to capture and encode global temporal correlations between traffic at different times; 3) From a local spatial-temporal view, a dense convolution module is developed to further excavate the local spatial-temporal dependencies in cellular traffic. Consequently, a successful cellular traffic prediction strategy is constructed to fully explore the spatial-temporal characteristics from multiple views. The experimental results on a popular real-world cellular traffic dataset demonstrate that the MVSTGN achieves obvious improvements over baselines.

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