Abstract:Identifying traffic congestion and solving them by using predictive models has been ongoing research in intelligent transportation scenarios. However, it is improper that such scenarios can be judged on the basis of mean traffic intensity and mean traffic speed. This paper works on this aspect and uses data mining approaches to derive the aggregation metrics of traffic intensity data from the city of Madrid. This work uses a novel similarity measure by utilizing the results of the Wilcoxon Signed Rank test acr… Show more
“…We also can find that NALPA has similar efficiency with LPA, which is better than other methods. Specifically, the running time of COPRA rises more than other methods, which increases when O m ∈ [2,5] and declines or keeps steady when O m ∈ [5,8], thus, COPRA's running time is sensitive to network scale. When µ = 0.3, we can find that the running time of COPRA falls at O m = 6, which shows it converges fast under O m = 6.…”
Section: A Results For Synthetic Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Analyzing the structural feature and organizational function of complex networks is an important research area. Among different features of networks, community has received widespread attention, which is the division of a network into the groups of nodes having dense intra-connections and sparse inter-connections [2]. Overlapping nodes are shared among different communities in networks [3].…”
Community is an important topological characteristic of complex networks, which is significant for understanding the structural feature and organizational function of networks, and community detection has recently attracted considerable research effort. Among community detection methods, label propagation technology is widely used because of its linear time complexity. However, due to the randomness of the node order of label updating and the order of label launching in label propagation, the instability of community detection approaches based on label propagation becomes a challenge. In this paper, a new label propagation algorithm, Node Ability based Label Propagation Algorithm (NALPA), is proposed to discover communities in networks. Inspired from human society and radar transmission, we design four node abilities (propagation ability, attraction ability, launch ability and acceptance ability), label influence and a new label propagation mechanism to deal with the instability and enhance the efficiency. Experimental results on 42 synthetic and 14 real-world networks demonstrate that NALPA outperforms state-of-the-art approaches in most cases. In a case study, NALPA is applied to a drug network in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and can discover the drug communities where drugs have similar efficacy for treating Chronic GlomeruloNephritis (CGN).
“…We also can find that NALPA has similar efficiency with LPA, which is better than other methods. Specifically, the running time of COPRA rises more than other methods, which increases when O m ∈ [2,5] and declines or keeps steady when O m ∈ [5,8], thus, COPRA's running time is sensitive to network scale. When µ = 0.3, we can find that the running time of COPRA falls at O m = 6, which shows it converges fast under O m = 6.…”
Section: A Results For Synthetic Networkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Analyzing the structural feature and organizational function of complex networks is an important research area. Among different features of networks, community has received widespread attention, which is the division of a network into the groups of nodes having dense intra-connections and sparse inter-connections [2]. Overlapping nodes are shared among different communities in networks [3].…”
Community is an important topological characteristic of complex networks, which is significant for understanding the structural feature and organizational function of networks, and community detection has recently attracted considerable research effort. Among community detection methods, label propagation technology is widely used because of its linear time complexity. However, due to the randomness of the node order of label updating and the order of label launching in label propagation, the instability of community detection approaches based on label propagation becomes a challenge. In this paper, a new label propagation algorithm, Node Ability based Label Propagation Algorithm (NALPA), is proposed to discover communities in networks. Inspired from human society and radar transmission, we design four node abilities (propagation ability, attraction ability, launch ability and acceptance ability), label influence and a new label propagation mechanism to deal with the instability and enhance the efficiency. Experimental results on 42 synthetic and 14 real-world networks demonstrate that NALPA outperforms state-of-the-art approaches in most cases. In a case study, NALPA is applied to a drug network in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and can discover the drug communities where drugs have similar efficacy for treating Chronic GlomeruloNephritis (CGN).
“…These new successful optimizers can effectively deal with complex problems that are difficult to be solved by traditional optimization. In fact, metaheuristic optimizers have been successfully applied in engineering design [3]- [5], decision management [6], the Internet of things [7], complex network [8], job scheduling [9]- [11], genetic engineering [12], [13], biomedical [14], resource allocation and other fields.…”
As an essential step of metaheuristic optimizers, initialization seriously affects the convergence speed and solution accuracy. The main motivation of the state-of-the-art initialization method is to generate a small initial population to cover the search space as much as possible uniformly. However, these approaches have suffered from the curse of dimensionality, high computational cost, and sensitivity to parameters, which ultimately reduce the algorithm's convergence speed. In this paper, a new initialization technique named diagonal linear uniform initialization (DLU) is proposed, which follows a novel search view, i.e., adopting the diagonal subspace sampling instead of the whole space. By considering the algorithm's update mechanism, the improved sampling method dramatically improves the convergence speed and solution accuracy of metaheuristic algorithms. Compared with the other eight widely used initialization strategies, the differential evolution (DE) algorithm with DLU obtains the best performance in search accuracy and convergence speed. In the extension experiments, results show that the DLU is still effective for three swarm-based algorithms: particle swarm optimization (PSO), cuckoo search (CS), and artificial bee colony (ABC). Especially for the multi-objective problem, the DLU still demonstrates its powerful performance compared with other strategies.
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