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pp.189-192
저자
Safi Ullah, Adnan Hussain, Kaleem Ullah, Muhammad Munsif, Amjid Ali, Aizaz Ali Shah, Muhammad Afaq, Sung Wook Baik
언어
영어(ENG)
URL
https://www.earticle.net/Article/A478491
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초록
영어
Predicting accurate human migration patterns is crucial for effective urban planning. However, accurate human migration patterns prediction remains a challenging task. Existing methods, such as Graph Neural Network approaches, often overlook dynamic temporal variations and directional dependencies in large-scale migration data. To overcome this challenge, we propose MiGA-Net (Migration Graph Attention Network), a graph Neural network-based framework enhanced with an attention mechanism to capture complex spatiotemporal dependencies and highlight significant migration flows on the domestic and international level. We utilize two different datasets of the Shinan-gun, South Korea, for international and domestic regions. Experimental results show that the proposed MiGA-Net achieved superior performance over both datasets. The model achieved 0.0027 MAE for domestic flow and 0.0155 for international flow, demonstrating the effectiveness of the proposed framework.
목차
Abstract I. INTRODUCTION II. METHODOLOGY A. Data Preprocessing. B. Graph Neural Network. C. Additive Attention Mechanism III. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION A. Datasets. B. Evaluation Metrics and Results C. Domestic Migration Results D. International Migration Results E. Comparison with Spatio-Temporal Models IV. CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORK ACKNOWLEDGMENT REFERENCES
키워드
Human MigrationGraph Neural NetworksAttention MechanismMobility PredictionDeep LearningUrban Management.
저자
Safi Ullah [ Sejong University Seoul 143-747, South Korea ]
Adnan Hussain [ Sejong University Seoul 143-747, South Korea ]
Kaleem Ullah [ Sejong University Seoul 143-747, South Korea ]
Muhammad Munsif [ Sejong University Seoul 143-747, South Korea ]
Amjid Ali [ Sejong University Seoul 143-747, South Korea ]
Aizaz Ali Shah [ Sejong University Seoul 143-747, South Korea ]
Muhammad Afaq [ Sejong University Seoul 143-747, South Korea ]
Sung Wook Baik [ Sejong University Seoul 143-747, South Korea ]
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