IDENTIFYING A PARKING LOCATION WITH RESPECT TO A DESTINATION

摘要

In an approach for locating parking, a computer identifies driving directions to a destination. The computer receives a navigation input from a user to locate parking associated with the destination. The computer calculates one or more navigation paths based on the destination, wherein the one or more navigation paths include one or more street segments that connect identical starting and ending points with at least one different street segment and overall values indicating priority based on one or more weight factors associated with the one or more street segments. The computer selects a first navigation path from the calculated one or more navigation paths utilizing an ordered ranking of the one or more navigation paths. The computer provides driving directions associated with the first navigation path. The computer determines whether the user locates parking while utilizing the first navigation path.

主权项

1. A method for locating parking, the method comprising:
identifying, by one or more computer processors, driving directions to a destination; receiving, by one or more computer processors, a navigation input from a user to locate parking associated with the destination; calculating, by one or more computer processors, one or more navigation paths based on the destination, wherein the one or more navigation paths include at least two street segments that connect identical starting and ending points with at least one different street segment and overall values indicating priority based on one or more weight factors associated with the at least two street segments, wherein an individual weight factor within the one or more weight factors is associated with each individual street segment within the at least two street segments; selecting, by one or more computer processors, a first navigation path from the calculated one or more navigation paths based on the overall values of the one or more navigation paths; providing, by one or more computer processors, driving directions associated with the first navigation path; and determining, by one or more computer processors, whether the user locates parking while utilizing the first navigation path.