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Looking Ahead and Back: Anticipatory Generative Modeling for Road-Network Trajectories

Trajectory generation underpins urban applications such as traffic management and urban planning. Within road networks, vehicle movement along road segments is largely deterministic, whereas transitions at intersections are critical--multiple outgoing paths may appear equally plausible, yet they can lead to substantially different downstream routes. Existing generative methods such as diffusion models simulate location sequences and fail short of next transition selection, even producing trajectories that drift off the road network. To fill this gap, we advocate a fundamental shift: moving beyond location simulation toward behavior modeling on the road network. In this paper, we revisit t...

AuthorsZhenhao Huang, Li Sun, Philip S. Yu
Primary categorycs.AI
Published9 October 2026
Last updated at source9 October 2026
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