Use Cases > PTV xMapmatch > How to Use matchTrackExtended

How to illustrate the matched GPS tracks

Caution: The method is deprecated. Please use matchPositions() with the same result.

These sections describe how to obtain the polylines for drawing the matched segments and to return the speed classes in the result list. Only the extended code snippets are presented based on the previous sample: How to match GPS tracks in principle.

Tracked locations

Calling matchTrackExtended

In addition to the basic arguments, following two attributes can be enabled:

ClosedJava

Use the method matchTrackExtended() enabling the attributes returnSpeedClass and returnPolyline . Call method matchTrackExtended() and set the additional parameters true. 

matchTrack = client.matchTrackExtended(trackPositions, "lux_d", true, true);
ClosedC#

Use the method matchTrackExtended() enabling the attributes returnSpeedClass and returnPolyline . Call method matchTrackExtended() and set the additional parameters true. At least, add the caller context. 

MatchResult matchTrack = xMapMatchClient.matchTrackExtended(trackPositions, "lux_d", true, true, cxt);

Output

The match result contains the above named properties in addition. Visualize the polyline and list the speed class in a corresponding table.

ClosedJava

List the speed classes and polylines.

for (MatchedSegment matchedSegment : matchTrack.getCompletePath()) {
	rows[index][0] = matchedSegment.getTileId();
	rows[index][1] = matchedSegment.getSpeedClass();

	String p = "";
	for (Point point : matchedSegment.getPolyline()) {
		p = p + point.getPoint().getX() + "," + point.getPoint().getY()
		+ ";";
	}
	
	rows[index][2] = p;
	index++;
}

Check method runMap(MatchResult matchTrack).

for (MatchedSegment matchedSegment : matchTrack.getCompletePath()) {
	int kmax = matchedSegment.getPolyline().length;
	PlainPoint[] plainPoints = new PlainPoint[kmax];
	int kindex = 0;
	for (Point plainPoint : matchedSegment.getPolyline()) {
		plainPoints[kindex] = plainPoint.getPoint();
		//System.out.println("Point: " + plainPoints[kindex]);
		kindex++;
	}
        
	PlainLineString lineString = new PlainLineString();
	lineString.setPoints(plainPoints);
	lineStrings[lindex] = new LineString();
	lineStrings[lindex].setLineString(lineString);
	lindex++;
}
ClosedC#

List the speed classes and polylines.

...  
foreach (MatchedSegment matchedSegment in matchedLocation.wrappedPath)  
{  
    String p = "";  
    foreach (xserver.Point point in matchedSegment.wrappedPolyline)  
    {  
        pp = p + point.point.x + "," + point.point.y  
                + ";";  
    }  
  
    CompletePathTableEntry row = new CompletePathTableEntry  
    {  
        id = matchedSegment.tileId,  
        speedClass = matchedSegment.speedClass,  
        linePerSegment = p  
    };  
    MapMatchingTable.Add(row);  
}

Check method runMap(MatchResult matchTrack).

...  
foreach (MatchedSegment matchedSegment in matchedLocation.wrappedPath)  
{  
  int kmax = matchedSegment.wrappedPolyline.Length;  
  PlainPoint[] plainPoints = new PlainPoint[kmax];  
  int kindex = 0;  
  foreach (xserver.Point plainPoint in matchedSegment.wrappedPolyline)  
  {  
    plainPoints[kindex] = plainPoint.point;  
    kindex++;  
  }  
      
  PlainLineString lineString = new PlainLineString();  
  lineString.wrappedPoints = plainPoints;  
  lineStrings[lindex] = new LineString();  
  lineStrings[lindex].lineString = lineString;  
  lindex++;  
}

Plot Results

The matched segments are displayed by the corresponding polyline.

Matched segments

The following table exemplarily illustrates the tile id, the corresponding speed classes and their polylines.

Result list - Matched segments

 

 

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