Hvssf: A Similar User Mining Method for Cellular Signaling Data With Semantic Information
摘要
Mining implied user similarity is essential for applications such as crowd division and friend recommendation. With the widespread application of cellular signaling data (CSD), it becomes possible to capture users’ daily mobility patterns comprehensively. However, the sparsity and uncertainty of spatiotemporal data pose challenges to accurate similarity measurement. This paper presents a novel historical visit-sequence semantic fusion (HVSSF) framework, which for the first time integrates spatial, semantic, and sequential behavior into a unified structure tailored for CSD analysis. Specifically, HVSSF systematically extracts users’ visit regions, activity types, and behavioral sequences, and then generates semantic embeddings and applies tailored distance metrics to quantify user similarity from both distributional and sequential perspectives. Experiments on three real-world datasets (CSD and GPS) show that our method achieves high accuracy in identifying similar users, with HIT@1 scores of