arXiv AI By Tenindra Abeywickrama, Muhammad Aamir Cheema, Sabine Storandt

COL-Trees: Efficient Hierarchical Object Search in Spatial Networks

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The paper introduces COL‑Tree, a compact landmark‑based tree structure designed to accelerate hierarchical object search in spatial networks. It supports diverse query types—such as aggregate k‑nearest neighbor (AkNN), k‑farthest neighbor (kFN), and others—by enabling efficient graph traversal with a more accurate heuristic than Euclidean‑based methods. Experiments on real‑world and synthetic road, terrain, and physics mesh networks show that COL‑Tree outperforms existing approaches by up to three orders of magnitude, with only modest preprocessing overhead.

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