Towards Effective Fusion and Forecasting of Multimodal Spatio-temporal Data for Smart Mobility
Chenxing Wang

TL;DR
This paper reviews recent advances in multimodal spatio-temporal data fusion and forecasting for smart mobility, addressing challenges like data sparsity, mode differentiation, and incomplete modalities to improve transportation predictions.
Contribution
It introduces new methods to enhance data fusion and forecasting in multimodal spatio-temporal scenarios, tackling real-world challenges such as data sparsity and partial modality loss.
Findings
Meta knowledge transfer improves forecasting in data-sparse areas.
Distinguishing transportation modes enhances multi-mode forecasting accuracy.
Effective fusion of incomplete multimodal data enriches spatio-temporal representations.
Abstract
With the rapid development of location based services, multimodal spatio-temporal (ST) data including trajectories, transportation modes, traffic flow and social check-ins are being collected for deep learning based methods. These deep learning based methods learn ST correlations to support the downstream tasks in the fields such as smart mobility, smart city and other intelligent transportation systems. Despite their effectiveness, ST data fusion and forecasting methods face practical challenges in real-world scenarios. First, forecasting performance for ST data-insufficient area is inferior, making it necessary to transfer meta knowledge from heterogeneous area to enhance the sparse representations. Second, it is nontrivial to accurately forecast in multi-transportation-mode scenarios due to the fine-grained ST features of similar transportation modes, making it necessary to…
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