Classification of imbalanced travel mode choice to work data using adjustable SVM model
The investigation of travel mode choice is an essential task in transport planning and policymaking for predicting travel demands. Typically, mode choice datasets are imbalanced and learning from such datasets is challenging. This study deals with imbalanced mode choice data by developing an algorit...
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my.um.eprints.338782022-07-18T07:26:11Z http://eprints.um.edu.my/33878/ Classification of imbalanced travel mode choice to work data using adjustable SVM model Qian, Yufeng Aghaabbasi, Mahdi Ali, Mujahid Alqurashi, Muwaffaq Salah, Bashir Zainol, Rosilawati Moeinaddini, Mehdi Hussein, Enas E. QC Physics QD Chemistry TA Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General) The investigation of travel mode choice is an essential task in transport planning and policymaking for predicting travel demands. Typically, mode choice datasets are imbalanced and learning from such datasets is challenging. This study deals with imbalanced mode choice data by developing an algorithm (SVMAK) based on a support vector machine model and the theory of adjusting kernel scaling. The kernel function's choice was evaluated by applying the likelihood-ratio chi-square and weighting measures. The empirical assessment was performed on the 2017 National Household Travel Survey-California dataset. The performance of the SVMAK model was compared with several other models, including neural networks, XGBoost, Bayesian Network, standard support vector machine model, and some SVM-based models that were previously developed to handle the imbalanced datasets. The SVMAK model outperformed these models, and in some cases improved the accuracy of the minority class classification. For the majority class, the accuracy improvement was substantial. This algorithm can be applied to other tasks in the transport planning domain that deal with uneven data distribution. MDPI 2021-12 Article PeerReviewed Qian, Yufeng and Aghaabbasi, Mahdi and Ali, Mujahid and Alqurashi, Muwaffaq and Salah, Bashir and Zainol, Rosilawati and Moeinaddini, Mehdi and Hussein, Enas E. (2021) Classification of imbalanced travel mode choice to work data using adjustable SVM model. Applied Sciences-Basel, 11 (24). ISSN 2076-3417, DOI https://doi.org/10.3390/app112411916 <https://doi.org/10.3390/app112411916>. 10.3390/app112411916 |
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The investigation of travel mode choice is an essential task in transport planning and policymaking for predicting travel demands. Typically, mode choice datasets are imbalanced and learning from such datasets is challenging. This study deals with imbalanced mode choice data by developing an algorithm (SVMAK) based on a support vector machine model and the theory of adjusting kernel scaling. The kernel function's choice was evaluated by applying the likelihood-ratio chi-square and weighting measures. The empirical assessment was performed on the 2017 National Household Travel Survey-California dataset. The performance of the SVMAK model was compared with several other models, including neural networks, XGBoost, Bayesian Network, standard support vector machine model, and some SVM-based models that were previously developed to handle the imbalanced datasets. The SVMAK model outperformed these models, and in some cases improved the accuracy of the minority class classification. For the majority class, the accuracy improvement was substantial. This algorithm can be applied to other tasks in the transport planning domain that deal with uneven data distribution. |
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