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joey234/globaltrace

GlobalTrace GlobalTrace is a benchmark of GPS trajectories drawn from 73 cities/regions across the world, with masked-segment annotations for evaluating trajectory reconstruction methods. Three masking strategies are provided per trajectory: destination, large_gap, and simple_interpolation (200m gap target). Splits Split Cities Trajectories train 44 8,815 validation 10 1,787 test 19 1,707 The validation/test splits are held out for evaluation;… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/joey234/globaltrace.

Author / organizationjoey234
License (as declared)cc-by-4.0
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Created4 May 2026
Last updated at source4 May 2026
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  • 16 Oct 2026 Description: GlobalTrace GlobalTrace is a benchmark of GPS trajectories drawn from 73 cities/regions across the world, with masked-segment annotations for evaluating trajectory reconstruction methods. Three masking strategies are provided per trajectory → GlobalTrace GlobalTrace is a benchmark of GPS trajectories drawn from 73 cities/regions across the world, with masked-segment annotations for evaluating trajectory reconstruction methods. Three masking strategies are provided per trajectory

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