The application discloses a
GPS trajectory travel mode recognition method based on semi-supervised double-map learning, first acquires
GPS trajectory data and segments according to
time sequence, extracts point features to obtain a plurality of trajectory segments; then constructs a double-map topological structure for each segment, including a sequence map representing local time continuity, and a learnable
dependency graph that adaptively captures non-local semantic correlation; then, a self-supervised
mask graph
autoencoder pre-training is performed on the unlabeled segments to learn a dependency-aware spatiotemporal representation; finally, the pre-trained model is supervised fine-tuned with labeled segments, and the
travel mode prediction result is output; the application can fully mine the structured
semantic information of short trajectory segments without long sequence trajectories and massive
labeled data, effectively overcoming the defects of the prior art that the recognition performance seriously decreases in the short sequence and sparse
label scene, and significantly improving the robustness and generalization ability of the model.