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HetETA: Heterogeneous Information Network Embedding for Estimating Time of Arrival

This is basic implementation of our KDD'20 Applied Data Science Track (Oral) paper:

Huiting Hong, Yucheng Lin, Xiaoqing Yang, Zang Li, Kung Fu, Zheng Wang, Xiaohu Qie, Jieping Ye. 2020. HetETA: Heterogeneous Information Network Embedding for Estimating Time of Arrival.

The source code is based on STGCN

HetETA framework

Dependencies

The script has been tested running under Python 2.7.5, with the following packages installed (along with their dependencies):

• argparse==1.1
• numpy==1.16.5
• scipy==1.2.2
• networkx==2.2
• tensorflow-gpu==1.13.1
• yaml==5.1.2

Overview

Here we provide the implementation of HetETA and a toy dataset.

The folder is organised as follows:

• dataset/ contains:
  • make_sample.py randomly generates the toy_sample dataset to help readers to figure out the input format;
  • toy_sample/ contains:
    • adj_gap_top5.mat is the vehicle-trajectories based network;
    • adj.mat is the multi-relational road network;
    • link_info.npz is the static attributes of each road segment;
    • dynamic_fes.npz is the dynamic feature (speed) of each road segment over time periods;
    • eta_label.npz contains the time it takes for a vehicle to travel through a path starting form period t.
• codes/ contains:
  • data/:
    • model/ is used to save the trained model;
    • config_*.yaml configures the path and paramenter settings.
  • model/ contains the implementation of the HetETA network;
  • utils/ contains some tools for loading dataset;
  • train.py is used to execute a full training run on the dataset.

How to run

cd codes
python -u train.py --config data/config_HetETA_toy.yaml --model_dir data/model/HetETA_toy --dataset_dir ../dataset/toy_sample >> multi-HetETA_toy.log

Please note that the toy_sample dataset is not a real dataset, which is only used to provide examples of data formats, not to train models.

License

Didi Chuxing, Beijing, China.