Vessel Trajectory Prediction
Overview
Vessel trajectory prediction estimates where ships will move, supporting navigation, traffic management, and collision avoidance. Most approaches learn from Automatic Identification System (AIS) histories using LSTMs, Transformers, or attention models; newer methods also incorporate maps, weather, nearby vessels, route intent, and visual data, or retrieve similar historical movements. Forecasts may be deterministic or probabilistic, and some systems add navigational rules or feasibility constraints to produce safer, more realistic routes. A central challenge is balancing accurate short-term forecasts with stable long-horizon predictions, while evaluations must guard against data leakage and test generalization to unfamiliar regions and vessels.
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