Improved On-Demand Travel Route Planning Model with Interest Fields
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1Zhengzhou University of Science and Technology, Zhengzhou 450000, China.
Abstract:
Intelligent tourism route planning is an important element of smart tourism, and the current tourism route planning has problems such as strong subjectivity and low personalization considering tourists' interests. To solve the problems of current tourism route planning, an improved interest field travel route planning model is proposed. Firstly, an intelligent interest field extraction model is established. Secondly, an improved greedy algorithm is designed to reduce the risk of missing the optimal solution, strengthen the local search capability, and improve the solution accuracy of the algorithm. The extracted routes of interest sites are planned, and a motivated iterative value output model is established. The experimental results demonstrate that the selected routes are shorter and less expensive than the traditional model. By iterating the actual data to obtain the iterative values of different tourist route motivations and the sequential guide map of attractions based on tourist interests, the optimal and suboptimal routes that satisfy the tourist motivation interests are analyzed. This model has strong feasibility and practical significance for smart tourism route planning.
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