2019
DOI: 10.1007/s11280-019-00696-8
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Budget-aware online task assignment in spatial crowdsourcing

Abstract: The prevalence of mobile internet techniques stimulates the emergence of various spatial crowdsourcing applications. Certain of the applications serve for requesters, budget providers, who submit a batch of tasks and a fixed budget to platform with the desire to search suitable workers to complete the tasks in maximum quantity. Platform lays stress on optimizing assignment strategies on seeking less budget-consumed worker-task pairs to meet requesters' demands. Existing research on the task assignment with bud… Show more

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“…Experiments to verify that the algorithm has advantages; Wang et al [5] proposed to transform the combinatorial optimization problem into a task allocation function with load capacity and cooperation constraints, solve by the algorithm and verify effectiveness by experiment; Pan et al [6] proposed to add an adaptive threshold algorithm based on the GH algorithm, and experiments to verify that it has lower cost and higher utility; Chen et al [7] proposed a dynamic grouping allocation method to solve the conflicts generated in a dynamic environment, behaved well; Fu et al [8] proposed a two-stage allocation model to try to distribute tasks fairly and minimize costs, experiments to verify F-Aware is superior than others; Liang et al [9] proposed TWD and design a two-stage competition and cooperation model: competition optimization and negotiation and cooperation, maximizes personal income and gets the best solution. Miao et al [10] proposed an adaptive ant colony algorithm to solve the problem of local optimal solution, through experimental verification, global optimization can be achieved; Xia et al [11] proposed an improved tabu search algorithm to solve a planning model that takes the number of vehicles and cost as dual goals; Liu et al [12] used the greeedy-ot algorithm with optimized threshold to solve the task assignment problem; Song et al [13] adopted an online greedy algorithm to solve the task assignment problem of spatial crowdsourcing, realize distribution with the lowest cost; Li et al [14] adopted a bilateral online matching method to match workers with tasks.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Experiments to verify that the algorithm has advantages; Wang et al [5] proposed to transform the combinatorial optimization problem into a task allocation function with load capacity and cooperation constraints, solve by the algorithm and verify effectiveness by experiment; Pan et al [6] proposed to add an adaptive threshold algorithm based on the GH algorithm, and experiments to verify that it has lower cost and higher utility; Chen et al [7] proposed a dynamic grouping allocation method to solve the conflicts generated in a dynamic environment, behaved well; Fu et al [8] proposed a two-stage allocation model to try to distribute tasks fairly and minimize costs, experiments to verify F-Aware is superior than others; Liang et al [9] proposed TWD and design a two-stage competition and cooperation model: competition optimization and negotiation and cooperation, maximizes personal income and gets the best solution. Miao et al [10] proposed an adaptive ant colony algorithm to solve the problem of local optimal solution, through experimental verification, global optimization can be achieved; Xia et al [11] proposed an improved tabu search algorithm to solve a planning model that takes the number of vehicles and cost as dual goals; Liu et al [12] used the greeedy-ot algorithm with optimized threshold to solve the task assignment problem; Song et al [13] adopted an online greedy algorithm to solve the task assignment problem of spatial crowdsourcing, realize distribution with the lowest cost; Li et al [14] adopted a bilateral online matching method to match workers with tasks.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Step 10: update the pheromone concentration of the first ant in the sub group, and the pheromone volatilization coefficient ρ(n) is adaptive (14).…”
Section: Experiments and Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A task assignment scheme based on bilinear matching and encryption privacy awareness had been proposed [13]. Liu and Xu [14] researched the problem of online task assignment under perceived budget in spatial crowdsourcing, aiming to maximize the number of task assignment under budget constraints (workers appear on the platform dynamically), and designed an improved threshold-based greedy algorithm (Greedy-OT), which learns results close to the optimal threshold from historical data. Xingsheng et al [15] proposed an online threshold algorithm based on assignment time to solve the problem of poor assignment effect caused by single consideration of the total effect of task assignment or task effective time in the existing research.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A fundamental problem in spatial crowdsourcing is task assignment. Most of the existing works on task assignment [1][2][3][4][5][6][7] mainly assume that all the tasks are simple, and can be easily completed by a single worker such as delivering packages, taking photos, or reporting hot spots. However, an individual worker cannot complete some complex tasks, e.g., preparing for a party, decorating houses, and general cleaning.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%