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Embedding Irregular Urban Regions With Multi-view Fusion Network

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The functions of urban regions are diverse and complex, making the accurate understanding and identifying these functions is crucial for urban planning and management. However, previous methods usually delineate urban regions based on regular network regions, failing to capture the functional variability of real-world regions segmented by road networks. In this paper, we focus on synthesizing and analyzing data from multiple sources to derive an embedded representation of irregular urban regions and propose a multi-view fusion network based on road information (MVFR). This approach reveals the functional characteristics of different urban regions and helps to realize cross-domain tasks. Firstly, we divide the regions based on the road network and construct a similarity topology map by fusing MicroBlog text data from social media and detailed point-of-interest(POI) data. Then, we introduce a multi-level cross-attention mechanism to efficiently learn comprehensive embeddings from multiple views and further utilize a multi-layer perceptron (MLP) and clustering analysis. This approach enables in-depth mining and prediction of the functional characteristics of urban regions while maintaining intra-view node interaction and inter-view information exchange. Finally, we validate the method on real data, and experimental results demonstrate its effectiveness in several related but different cross-domain prediction tasks.

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ICCPR '24: Proceedings of the 2024 13th International Conference on Computing and Pattern Recognition
October 2024
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ISBN:9798400717482
DOI:10.1145/3704323
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  2. region embedding
  3. social media
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