Generating trajectories from implicit neural models

Abstract

Generating trajectories from an implicit neural representation (INR) model to predict human mobility in uncertain traffic conditions includes receiving geocoordinate data representing vehicle motion observations of a traffic pattern; receiving a road network based on the geocoordinate data; training the INR model to learn continuous, latent fields of stochastic traffic properties over space and time based on the geocoordinate data; utilizing the INR model to extract spatio-temporal speed distributions from the geocoordinate data; applying a near-shortest-path, heuristic algorithm, weighted by predictions of the INR model, to produce real-world routing choices for traversing the road network; generating trajectories for transportation between an origin and destination in the road network using the algorithm and the predictions of the INR model, wherein the trajectories reflect non-deterministic and diverse route choices in the road network; and outputting generated trajectories to improve routing choices for a GPS and to provide the route choices for selection.