Huimin JIANG

Dr. Huimin JIANG

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Academic Career Length

31Years (1996-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 January 2016 in Engineering Applications of Artificial Intelligence
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CKC.K. Kwong
C.K. Kwong
HJHuimin JIANG
Huimin JIANG
XLX.G. Luo
X.G. Luo

17 May 2018 in Journal of Engineering Design
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HJHuimin JIANG
Huimin JIANG
CKC. K. Kwong
C. K. Kwong
WPW. Y. Park
W. Y. Park
KYK. M. Yu
K. M. Yu
Affective design is an important aspect of new product development that can enhance customer satisfaction of new products. Previous studies generally conducted customer surveys based on questionnaires and interviews to collect customers’ views and preferences of affective design of products. However, the process could be time-consuming and the survey data does not contain much sentiment expression. Presently, a large number of online customer reviews on products can be found on various websites that contain rich information of customer opinions and expectations. However, the generation of useful information based on online customer reviews for affective design has not been addressed in previous studies. In this paper, a methodology for generating association rules for supporting affective design based on online customer reviews is proposed which mainly involves opinion mining of affective dimensions from online customer reviews and association rule mining based on multi-objective particle swarm optimisation (PSO). Opinion mining is adopted to analyze online reviews and conduct sentiment analysis for affective dimensions. Based on the mined information and morphological analysis of products, a multi-objective PSO approach is proposed to generate association rules that depict the relationships between affective dimensions and design attributes. A case study was conducted to illustrate the proposed methodology.

1 February 2012 in Applied Soft Computing
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HJHuimin JIANG
Huimin JIANG
CKC.K. Kwong
C.K. Kwong
Andrew W.H. IpAndrew W.H. Ip
Andrew W.H. Ip
TWT.C. Wong
T.C. Wong

1 January 2012 in Expert Systems with Applications
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HJHuimin JIANG
Huimin JIANG
CKC.K. Kwong
C.K. Kwong
ZCZengqiang Chen
Zengqiang Chen
YYY.C. Ysim
Y.C. Ysim

2 October 2017 in Journal of Mechanical Design
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HJHuimin JIANG
Huimin JIANG
CKC. K. Kwong
C. K. Kwong
K.L. YungK.L. Yung
K.L. Yung
Previous studies conducted customer surveys based on questionnaires and interviews, and the survey data were then utilized to analyze product features. In recent years, online customer reviews on products became extremely popular, which contain rich information on customer opinions and expectations. However, previous studies failed to properly address the determination of the importance of product features and prediction of their future importance based on online reviews. Accordingly, a methodology for predicting future importance weights of product features based on online customer reviews is proposed in this paper which mainly involves opinion mining, a fuzzy inference method, and a fuzzy time series method. Opinion mining is adopted to analyze the online reviews and extract product features. A fuzzy inference method is used to determine the importance weights of product features using both frequencies and sentiment scores obtained from opinion mining. A fuzzy time series method is adopted to predict the future importance of product features. A case study on electric irons was conducted to illustrate the proposed methodology. To evaluate the effectiveness of the fuzzy time series method in predicting the future importance, the results obtained by the fuzzy time series method are compared with those obtained by the three common forecasting methods. The results of the comparison show that the prediction results based on fuzzy time series method are better than those based on exponential smoothing, simple moving average, and fuzzy moving average methods.

1 August 2015 in Advanced Engineering Informatics
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HJHuimin JIANG
Huimin JIANG
CKC.K. Kwong
C.K. Kwong
KSKin Wai Michael SIU
Kin Wai Michael SIU
Ying LiuYing Liu
Ying Liu