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CN109241227B
CN109241227B CN201811017912.4A CN201811017912A CN109241227B CN 109241227 B CN109241227 B CN 109241227B CN 201811017912 A CN201811017912 A CN 201811017912A CN 109241227 B CN109241227 B CN 109241227B
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The invention discloses a spatiotemporal data prediction modeling method based on a stacking integrated learning algorithm, which can improve spatiotemporal data modeling efficiency and overall model training effect. The modeling method is based on mass data, adopts a stacking integrated learning method to realize data-driven space-time data prediction modeling, avoids the complex space-time data statistical modeling process in the past, and improves the efficiency of space-time data modeling; the stacking space-time data modeling technology gives consideration to the characteristics of processing time, space characteristics, dynamic characteristics and static characteristics, realizes secondary processing generation of the characteristics by a stacking method, and improves the training effect of the whole model; the invention discloses a stacking space-time prediction modeling technology, which adopts decision trees, GBDT, random forests and the like as base models, and has the following functions relative to a depth network model: less sample data, lower time complexity, non-black box of model results, and the like. Is suitable for popularization and application in the technical field of data processing.

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Spatiotemporal data prediction modeling method based on stacking integrated learning algorithm
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of data processing, in particular to a spatio-temporal data prediction modeling method based on a stacking integrated learning algorithm.
Background
Spatio-temporal data is data having both temporal and spatial dimensions, with more than 80% of the data in the real world being related to geographic location. As the world becomes instrumented and interrelated, spatiotemporal data is more prevalent and enriched than ever before, and the acquisition of complex patterns in spatiotemporal data by spatiotemporal data prediction techniques is also becoming more important and urgent for spatiotemporal data research applications.
The track of moving objects (e.g., taxis) recorded by GPS devices, social events (e.g., microblogs, crimes) with location markers and time stamps, and environmental monitoring are typical spatiotemporal data. These emerging spatiotemporal data also present new challenges and opportunities for data analysis research. On the one hand, data has spatial heterogeneity and autocorrelation, and spatial heterogeneity and spatial relationships (e.g., topological relationships, directional relationships, etc.) need to be processed. On the other hand, spatio-temporal data is dynamic in time, requiring explicit or implicit modeling of spatio-temporal autocorrelation and constraints to achieve good predictive performance.
Spatiotemporal sequence data is a very important type of spatiotemporal data. The study of spatio-temporal sequence data, which is generally considered as a collection of spatially correlated time sequences, has resulted in a number of approaches. Comprising the following steps: space-time autoregressive moving average (STARMA) model, to space-time dynamics methods, space-time regression statistical methods, to hybrid models, deep learning models, and the like.
The STARMA technology realizes the improvement of the time sequence ARMA model in the time-space data by adopting a linear mechanism that the time-space delay operator expresses that the time-space data is influenced by time and space, is a first time-space integrated modeling technology, and has successful application in a plurality of fields such as economy, climate, traffic, price prediction and the like. The STARMA requires sequence data to have stationarity, and the modeling process generally comprises three steps of model identification, parameter estimation and model inspection, and is complex.
The non-stationary spatio-temporal sequence mixing (Hybrid) modeling technique is a method of modeling for non-stationary spatio-temporal sequences. The core idea is that the technology such as regression or neural network extracts the large-scale space-time law of space-time data, and then models the small-scale variation of the space by STARMA and the like. In addition, methods such as hierarchical bayesian (Hierarchical Bayes Model), state space model, kalman filtering, etc. are also widely used for non-stationary spatio-temporal sequence predictive modeling. These modeling techniques rely in part on knowledge of the mechanism and the modeling process is still relatively complex.
In recent years, deep learning technology has been rapidly developed, and deep learning models in the field of spatio-temporal data prediction have also been proposed, including models such as ConvLSTM, deepST. The development of the technology greatly improves the performance of space-time data prediction in certain fields (such as weather rainfall). However, deep learning is generally dependent on large-scale available data, and has a great prospect in the fields of weather, traffic and the like. However, the depth network is often a 'black box', modeling time and space complexity are large, and massive training samples are needed, so that uncertainty expression capability in time data is weak.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to solve the technical problem of providing a spatiotemporal data prediction modeling method based on a stacking integrated learning algorithm, which can improve the spatiotemporal data modeling efficiency and the overall model training effect.
The technical scheme adopted for solving the technical problems is as follows: the spatiotemporal data prediction modeling method based on the stacking integrated learning algorithm comprises the following steps:
A. extracting space-time source data in a period of historical time according to the needs of space-time data prediction tasks;
B. carrying out space-time data processing on the extracted space-time source data to obtain a dynamic characteristic data set in time, space or space-time dimension;
C. setting a time division point T 0 Dividing the dynamic characteristic Data set obtained in the step B into a first layer Data set Data 1 And a second layer Data set Data 2 First layer Data set Data 1 And a second layer Data set Data 2 The segmentation criteria of (2) are: if the time corresponding to the data in the dynamic characteristic data set is less than the time division point T 0 Dividing the Data into a first layer Data set Data 1 In the dynamic characteristic data set, the time corresponding to the data is longer than the time division point T 0 Dividing the Data into a second layer Data set Data 2 In (a) and (b);
D. randomly splitting data in a first layer of data set into n parts to obtain a data set { data } 11 ,data 12 ,…,data 1n };
E. Data set { data } 11 ,data 12 ,…,data 1n Each subset data in } 1i (i∈[1,n]) Training a base model to obtain a base model set { base }, for training samples 1 ,basem 2 ,…,basem n };
F. Predicting a second tier dataset Data using a base model 2 Results { pred 1 ,pred 2 ,…,pred n };
G. Data set Data of the second layer 2 Is a static spatial feature of (1) and a prediction result { pred) of a base model 1 ,pred 2 ,…,pred n Fusion into a higher order feature data set NewData 2
H. In NewData 2 Training a stacking model on the data set to obtain a stacking model;
I. the trained first layer { base } 1 ,basem 2 ,…,basem n And forming an integral model structure by the second layer model stack to obtain a space-time data prediction model.
Further, in the step B, the spatio-temporal data processing includes three basic data processing procedures of data anomaly identification, spatio-temporal data fusion and spatio-temporal dynamic characteristic data generation.
Further, in step C, the first layer Data set Data 1 Data volume and second layer Data set Data 2 The ratio of the data amounts of (2) is 7:3 or 6:4.
Further, in step E, training of each base model includes parameter optimization, model training, and data prediction.
Further, a random search algorithm or a Bayesian search algorithm is adopted in the parameter optimizing algorithm in the base model.
Further, the model training algorithm in the base model adopts a decision tree or random forest or GBDT.
Further, in step H, the training of the stacking model includes parameter optimization, learning training, and data prediction.
Further, a random search algorithm or a Bayesian search algorithm is adopted in the parameter optimizing algorithm in the stacking model.
Furthermore, the learning training algorithm in the stacking model selects logistic regression as a learning algorithm in a classification task, and linear regression is adopted as the learning algorithm in a regression task.
The invention has the beneficial effects that: the spatiotemporal data prediction modeling method based on the stacking integrated learning algorithm realizes data-driven spatiotemporal data prediction modeling by adopting the stacking integrated learning method on the basis of mass data, avoids the complex spatiotemporal data statistical modeling process in the past, and improves the efficiency of spatiotemporal data modeling; the stacking space-time data modeling technology gives consideration to the characteristics of processing time, space characteristics, dynamic characteristics and static characteristics, realizes secondary processing generation of the characteristics by a stacking method, and improves the training effect of the whole model; the invention discloses a stacking space-time prediction modeling technology, which adopts decision trees, GBDT, random forests and the like as base models, and has the following functions relative to a depth network model: less sample data, lower time complexity, non-black box of model results, and the like.
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The spatiotemporal data prediction modeling method based on the stacking integrated learning algorithm comprises the following steps:
A. extracting space-time source data in a period of historical time according to the needs of space-time data prediction tasks; such as the highest temperature of a pixel in the last 10 days, the total rainfall of the pixel in the last 10 days, the highest temperature in the range of 1 km around the pixel in the last 10 days, etc.;
B. carrying out space-time data processing on the extracted space-time source data to obtain a dynamic characteristic data set in time, space or space-time dimension;
C. setting a time division point T 0 Dividing the dynamic characteristic Data set obtained in the step B into a first layer Data set Data 1 And a second layer Data set Data 2 First layer Data set Data 1 And a second layer Data set Data 2 The segmentation criteria of (2) are: if the time corresponding to the data in the dynamic characteristic data set is less than the time division point T 0 Dividing the Data into a first layer Data set Data 1 In the dynamic characteristic data set, the time corresponding to the data is longer than the time division point T 0 Dividing the Data into a second layer Data set Data 2 In (a) and (b);
D. randomly splitting data in a first layer of data set into n parts to obtain a data set { data } 11 ,data 12 ,…,data 1n };
E. Data set { data } 11 ,data 12 ,…,data 1n Each subset data in } 1i (i∈[1,n]) Training a base model to obtain a base model set { base }, for training samples 1 ,basem 2 ,…,basem n };
F. Predicting a second tier dataset Data using a base model 2 Results { pred 1 ,pred 2 ,…,pred n -a }; the classification task is a predicted probability value, and the regression task is a predicted value;
G. data set Data of the second layer 2 Is a static spatial feature of (1) and a prediction result { pred) of a base model 1 ,pred 2 ,…,pred n Fusion into a higher order feature data set NewData 2
H. In NewData 2 Training a stacking model on the data set to obtain a stacking model;
I. the trained first layer { base } 1 ,basem 2 ,…,basem n And forming an integral model structure by the second layer model stack to obtain a space-time data prediction model.
The spatiotemporal data prediction model realizes data-driven spatiotemporal data prediction modeling by adopting a stacking integrated learning method on the basis of massive data, avoids the complex spatiotemporal data statistical modeling process in the past, and improves the efficiency of spatiotemporal data modeling; the stacking space-time data modeling technology gives consideration to the characteristics of processing time, space characteristics, dynamic characteristics and static characteristics, realizes secondary processing generation of the characteristics by a stacking method, and improves the training effect of the whole model; the invention discloses a stacking space-time prediction modeling technology, which adopts decision trees, GBDT, random forests and the like as base models, and has the following functions relative to a depth network model: less sample data, lower time complexity, non-black box of model results, and the like.
In order to make the prediction of the finally established prediction model more accurate, in the step B, the space-time data processing comprises data anomaly identification, space-time data fusion and space-time dynamicsThe state characteristic data generates three basic data processing procedures. In step C, the first layer Data set Data 1 Data volume and second layer Data set Data 2 The ratio of the data amounts of (2) is 7:3 or 6:4.
In addition, in step E, training of each base model includes parameter optimization, model training, and data prediction.
The optimization algorithm of the model mainly provides parameter searching and selection in the training process, and is characterized by massive and high-dimensional characteristics of space-time data. And the parameter optimizing algorithm in the base model adopts a random searching algorithm and a Bayesian searching algorithm to conduct model parameter searching optimization.
In view of the complexity and uncertainty of the space-time data, the algorithm adopted by the base model layer should have fast efficiency and nonlinear expression capability. The model training algorithm in the base model adopts decision trees, random forests, GBDT and the like.
In step H, training of the stacking model includes parameter optimization, learning training, and data prediction.
The optimization algorithm of the model mainly provides parameter searching and selection in the training process, and is characterized by massive and high-dimensional characteristics of space-time data. And the parameter optimizing algorithm in the stacking model adopts a random searching algorithm and a Bayesian searching algorithm to perform model parameter searching optimization.
Different algorithms are selected according to learning tasks, the learning training algorithm in the stacking model selects logistic regression as the learning algorithm in the classification tasks, and linear regression is adopted as the learning algorithm in the regression tasks.

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1. The spatio-temporal data prediction modeling method based on the stacking integrated learning algorithm is characterized by comprising the following steps of:
A. extracting space-time source data in a period of historical time according to the needs of space-time data prediction tasks;
B. carrying out space-time data processing on the extracted space-time source data to obtain a dynamic characteristic data set in time, space or space-time dimension; the space-time data processing comprises three basic data processing processes of data anomaly identification, space-time data fusion and space-time dynamic characteristic data generation;
C. setting a time division point T 0 Dividing the dynamic characteristic Data set obtained in the step B into a first layer Data set Data 1 And a second layer Data set Data 2 First layer Data set Data 1 And a second layer Data set Data 2 The segmentation criteria of (2) are: if the time corresponding to the data in the dynamic characteristic data set is less than the time division point T 0 Dividing the Data into a first layer Data set Data 1 In the dynamic characteristic data set, the time corresponding to the data is longer than the time division point T 0 Dividing the Data into a second layer Data set Data 2 In (a) and (b);
D. randomly splitting data in a first layer of data set into n parts to obtain a data set { data } 11 ,data 12 ,…,data 1n };
E. Data set { data } 11 ,data 12 ,…,data 1n Each subset data in } 1i (i∈[1,n]) Training a base model to obtain a base model set { base }, for training samples 1 ,basem 2 ,…,basem n };
F. Predicting a second tier dataset Data using a base model 2 Results { pred 1 ,pred 2 ,…,pred n };
G. Data set Data of the second layer 2 Is a static spatial feature of (1) and a prediction result { pred) of a base model 1 ,pred 2 ,…,pred n Fusion into a higher order feature data set NewData 2
H. In NewData 2 Training a stacking model on the data set to obtain a stacking model;
I. the trained first layer { base } 1 ,basem 2 ,…,basem n And forming an integral model structure by the second layer model stack to obtain a space-time data prediction model.
2. The spatiotemporal data prediction modeling method based on a stacking integrated learning algorithm of claim 1,the method is characterized in that: in step C, the first layer Data set Data 1 Data volume and second layer Data set Data 2 The ratio of the data amounts of (2) is 7:3 or 6:4.
3. The spatio-temporal data prediction modeling method based on a stacking ensemble learning algorithm as claimed in claim 2, wherein: in step E, training of each base model includes parameter optimization, model training and data prediction.
4. The spatio-temporal data prediction modeling method based on a stacking ensemble learning algorithm as claimed in claim 3, wherein: the parameter optimizing algorithm in the base model adopts a random searching algorithm or a Bayesian searching algorithm.
5. The spatio-temporal data prediction modeling method based on the stacking integrated learning algorithm according to claim 4, wherein: the model training algorithm in the base model adopts decision trees or random forests or GBDT.
6. The spatio-temporal data prediction modeling method based on the stacking integrated learning algorithm according to claim 5, wherein: in step H, training of the stacking model includes parameter optimization, learning training, and data prediction.
7. The spatio-temporal data prediction modeling method based on a stacking ensemble learning algorithm as claimed in claim 6, wherein: the parameter optimizing algorithm in the stacking model adopts a random searching algorithm or a Bayesian searching algorithm.
8. The spatio-temporal data prediction modeling method based on a stacking ensemble learning algorithm as claimed in claim 7, wherein: the learning training algorithm in the stacking model selects logistic regression as a learning algorithm in a classification task, and adopts linear regression as a learning algorithm in a regression task.
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