Methods, Apparatuses, And Computer Program Products For Automatically Detecting Levels Of User Dissatisfaction With Transportation Routes

A computer-readable memory that contains computer program instructions, wherein the execution of the computer program instructions by at least one data processor results in performance of operations which comprise:

• monitoring one or more sensors to collect information for at least one transportation route;
• generating one or more graphs from the collected information where each of the graphs includes a plurality of nodes, each node representing a stop on the at least one transportation route, each of respective nodes being associated with a corresponding transportation stop density and a corresponding passenger leaving rate;
• comparing the corresponding transportation stop density with at least one predetermined density threshold and comparing the corresponding passenger leaving rate with at least one predetermined leaving rate threshold to determine a level of dissatisfaction for each of the respective nodes;
• and
• generating a tangible output identifying a level of user dissatisfaction for each of the plurality of nodes.

A data processing system that comprises at least one data processor connected with at least one memory that stores computer program instructions for:

• monitoring one or more sensors to collect information for at least one transportation route;
• generating one or more graphs from the collected information where each of the graphs includes a plurality of nodes, each node representing a stop on the at least one transportation route, each of respective nodes being associated with a corresponding transportation stop density and a corresponding passenger leaving rate;
• comparing the corresponding transportation stop density with at least one predetermined density threshold and comparing the corresponding passenger leaving rate with at least one predetermined leaving rate threshold to determine a level of dissatisfaction for each of the respective nodes;
• and
• generating a tangible output identifying a level of user dissatisfaction for each of the plurality of nodes.