Scenic spot path planning and journey customization based on multilayer hybrid hypernetwork optimization

Chunqiao Song

PLOS ONE, 2024, vol. 19, issue 12, 1-18

Abstract: In the face of increasingly diverse demands from tourists, traditional methods for scenic route planning often struggle to meet these varied needs. To address this challenge and enhance the overall service quality of tourist destinations, as well as to better understand individualized preferences of visitors, this study proposes a novel approach to scenic route planning and itinerary customization based on multi-layered mixed hypernetwork optimization. Firstly, an adaptive multi-route feature extraction method is introduced to capture personalized demands of tourists. Subsequently, a personalized tourist inference method based on a multi-layered mixed network is presented, utilizing the extracted personalized features to infer the true intentions of the tourists. Lastly, we propose a hypernetwork optimized route planning method, incorporating the inference results and personalized features to tailor the optimal touring paths for visitors. The results of our experiments underscore the efficacy of our methodology, attaining an accuracy score of 0.877 and an mAP score of 0.881 and outperforming strong competitors and facilitating the design of optimal paths for tourists.

Date: 2024
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