Fuyun Liu

Prof. Dr. Fuyun Liu

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Academic Career Length

20Years (2007-Present)

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

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26 August 2022 in IEEE Access
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DLDong Li
Dong Li
FLFuyun Liu
Fuyun Liu
JDJucai Deng
Jucai Deng
ZTZhentian Tang
Zhentian Tang
YWYue Wang
Yue Wang
This paper studies the semi-active suspension damping control algorithm. The shortcomings of traditional damping control algorithms such as the sky-hook algorithm and the acceleration-driven damper algorithms are analyzed in this article. For the shortcomings of the traditional damping control algorithm, a semi-active suspension damping control strategy based on improved particle swarm optimization is proposed. The proposed algorithm uses the dynamic nonlinear inertia coefficient instead of the fixed inertia coefficient of the traditional particle swarm algorithm, which improves solution efficiency and accuracy. Nonlinear damping curves for different forms of expression are optimized using the algorithm, and the optimal nonlinear damping curve for the white noise pavement is obtained. A simulation model is established to verify the effect of the proposed algorithm. The simulation results show that the nonlinear semi-active control strategy can achieve the target of high vibration isolation coefficient at high frequency and strong inhibitory resonance ability at low frequency. Moreover, the jerk of the spring mass does not deteriorate by a large margin. The results show that the nonlinear semi-active control strategy improves the driving comfort of the vehicle.

1 January 2007 in Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering
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FLFuyun Liu
Fuyun Liu

12 July 2023 in Journal of the Brazilian Society of Mechanical Sciences and Engineering
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QLQi Lu
Qi Lu
XDXiaolin Deng
Xiaolin Deng
FLFuyun Liu
Fuyun Liu

2 September 2023 in Circuits, Systems, and Signal Processing
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GHguoxin han
guoxin han
FLFuyun Liu
Fuyun Liu
JDJucai Deng
Jucai Deng
WBWeihua Bai
Weihua Bai
XDXiaolin Deng
Xiaolin Deng
Keqin LiKeqin Li
Keqin Li

15 August 2024 in IEEE Access
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GHguoxin han
guoxin han
FLFuyun Liu
Fuyun Liu
HLHuiqi Liu
Huiqi Liu
JDJucai Deng
Jucai Deng
WBWeihua Bai
Weihua Bai
Keqin LiKeqin Li
Keqin Li
Multitarget tracking technology is the core topic in the field of intelligent driving. Multi-target complex manoeuvring, measurement outliers and unknown environmental prior parameters strongly affect the tracking accuracy of the target state. To address the accurate tracking of multitarget under the above complex working conditions, we propose a new multitarget tracking algorithm, named the Multiconstrained Generalized Probabilistic Data Association Filtering (MCGPDAF) algorithm. In this algorithm, we use the target position and heading information to construct constraint parameters to calculate the association probability between each effective measurement combination and the target track. This algorithm can effectively suppress the measurement association anomalies and aprior information errors, as well as enable the robust association of single-sensor multitarget measurements and accurate tracking of target states under complex working conditions. On this basis, a multitarget tracking method based on composite perception fusion is further constructed, and the correlation sequential track association algorithm and covariance cross fusion algorithm are used to enable the track association and the estimation and fusion of target states among multiple sensors, which further enhances the tracking accuracy of the multitarget state. The simulation and real vehicle experiment results reveal that, compared to current advanced algorithms, the RMSE and MAPE of the MCGPDAF algorithm for multitarget tracking are enhanced by an average of 23.97% and 24.35%, respectively. Additionally, the MOTA and MOTP of the MCGPDAF algorithm improve by an average of 14.68% and 15.71%. Moreover, compared to single-sensor multitarget tracking, the RMSE and MAPE of composite perception fusion results based on the MCGPDAF algorithm are further enhanced by 26.43% and 27.15% on average, which reflects the practicality of the tracking method showcased in this research.

19 February 2026 in International Journal of Structural Stability and Dynamics
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FZFuxian Zhang
Fuxian Zhang
FLFuyun Liu
Fuyun Liu
GHguoxin han
guoxin han
JXJialiang Xie
Jialiang Xie
HLHailiang Li
Hailiang Li
XDXiaolin Deng
Xiaolin Deng