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> effective type theory from data that is viewed as a semantic model, Well, much simpler stuff. You have a logistic dataset of objects/GPS/time. Fine. Now you
by algo_trader 5y ago
> effective type theory from data that is viewed as a semantic model,
Well, much simpler stuff.
You have a logistic dataset of objects/GPS/time. Fine. Now you add historic truck data which is location time series. If is not obvious how you can learn the delivery times between 2 items.
You need human expertise, and design a way to extract usable routes, and also solve multi-hop routes, and then maybe you can learn typical speed between 2 items.
It is doable. But it not with a generic "multi-modal architecture".
- zmgsabst 5y agoNaively, it sounds like the same problem — you’d want some kind of sheaf on your data to evaluate rules. Detecting routes sounds like a persistent homology problem — and then you’re detecting flow across that inferred structure. I think Michael Robinson has work in that area: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1Wu8kTngoE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1Wu8kTngoE