Learning to Generate Pseudo Personal Mobility

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2312.11289v1
• Date: Mon, 18 Dec 2023 15:29:20 GMT
• Title: Learning to Generate Pseudo Personal Mobility
• Authors: Peiran Li, Haoran Zhang, Wenjing Li, Dou Huang, Jinyu Chen, Junxiang Zhang, Xuan Song, Pengjun Zhao, Shibasaki Ryosuke
• Abstract summary: We propose a novel individual-based human mobility generator called GeoAvatar. We have achieved the generation of heterogeneous individual human mobility data without accessing individual-level personal information.
• Score: 19.59336507266489
• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
• Abstract: The importance of personal mobility data is widely recognized in various fields. However, the utilization of real personal mobility data raises privacy concerns. Therefore, it is crucial to generate pseudo personal mobility data that accurately reflects real-world mobility patterns while safeguarding user privacy. Nevertheless, existing methods for generating pseudo mobility data, such as mechanism-based and deep-learning-based approaches, have limitations in capturing sufficient individual heterogeneity. To address these gaps, taking pseudo-person(avatar) as ground-zero, a novel individual-based human mobility generator called GeoAvatar has been proposed - which considers individual heterogeneity in spatial and temporal decision-making, incorporates demographic characteristics, and provides interpretability. Our method utilizes a deep generative model to simulate heterogeneous individual life patterns, a reliable labeler for inferring individual demographic characteristics, and a Bayesian approach for generating spatial choices. Through our method, we have achieved the generation of heterogeneous individual human mobility data without accessing individual-level personal information, with good quality - we evaluated the proposed method based on physical features, activity patterns, and spatial-temporal characteristics, demonstrating its good performance, compared to mechanism-based modeling and black-box deep learning approaches. Furthermore, this method maintains extensibility for broader applications, making it a promising paradigm for generating human mobility data.

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