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Research on highway passenger segmentation based on Canopy-kmeans clustering algorithm under parallel computing framework

Authors: Liuyang Wu; Jun Ma; Dong Zhang; Xiaoke Li; Luo Shen; Guofu Luo;

Research on highway passenger segmentation based on Canopy-kmeans clustering algorithm under parallel computing framework

Abstract

In order to satisfy the needs of highway passenger precise segmentation with massive historical data, a novel clustering algorithm under parallel computing framework is proposed. The average number of tickets purchased in a period is considered to build an evaluation model of highway passenger segmentation CFMY. To accurately determine the initial center point and K value, Canopy algorithm is introduced to improve the K-means clustering algorithm. The improved k-means algorithm is conducted using the parallel computing framework in Spark platform. Finally, the proposed method using the parallel computing framework is applied to the highway passenger segmentation cluster analysis, where the CFMY model is used as the evaluation index. The effectiveness of the proposed method is verified by experiments.

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