How to get information from original GPS points linked with matched edge about fmm HOT 4 CLOSED

@treerapot123

I am not quite sure about your problem. The optimal path (opath below) contains the edge matched for each point in a trajectory. Is that what you need?

https://fmm-wiki.github.io/docs/documentation/output/

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Thank you very much for quick reply. i like to assign the timestamp from 5 GPS points (orange points from original trajectory shown in above figure) to matched edge (in opath) . For instance, given the time stamps of GPS points to be (t1,t2,t3,t4,t5) respectively.
If, say, the 2th orange point (original trajectory) can not be matched, so opath = 2,13,14,23. Under this case, i can not map timestamps (t1,t2,t3,t4,t5) to the matched edge in opath (2,13,14,23), please.
So, is it possible to also assign the index of points to matched edge in opath (say, opath = 2(1), 13(3), 14(4), 23(5)) where value in (...) is the index of points.)

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@treerapot123

Now I understand your problem. The master branch version of the fmm does not handle this unmatched point problem. If t2 is not matched, then the whole trajectory is skipped and not matched.

However, a separate segmentation branch actually addressed this issue (it is not fully tested so not merged into the master)

https://github.com/cyang-kth/fmm/tree/feature-segmentation

where if t2 is not matched, the opath field will have a value of -1 so you can iterate through the same timestamps and check if there are any value of -1 in opath.

You can check this example for more detailed illustration

https://github.com/cyang-kth/fmm/tree/feature-segmentation/example/segment

You need to clone that branch using

git clone -b feature-segmentation [email protected]:cyang-kth/fmm.git

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Thank you very much. That is what i need please.

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