Jui-Tang Wang

Dr. Jui-Tang Wang

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Academic Career Length

6Years (2021-Present)

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

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12 May 2021 in IEEE Access
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YCYen-Ru Chen
Yen-Ru Chen
JenqShiou LeuJenqShiou Leu
JenqShiou Leu
SHSheng-An Huang
Sheng-An Huang
JWJui-Tang Wang
Jui-Tang Wang
JTJun-Ichi Takada
Jun-Ichi Takada
In the past few years, Peer-to-Peer lending (P2P lending) has grown rapidly in the world. The main idea of P2P lending is disintermediation and removing the intermediaries like banks. For a small business and some individuals without enough credit or credit history, P2P lending is a good way to apply for a loan. However, the fundamental problem of P2P lending is information asymmetry in this model, which may not correctly estimate the default risk of lending. Lenders only determine whether or not to fund the loan by the information provided by borrowers, causing P2P lending data to be imbalanced datasets which contain unequal fully paid and default loans. Imbalanced datasets are quite common in the real worlds, such as credit card fraud in transactions, bad products in the plant and so on. Unfortunately, the imbalanced data are unfriendly to the normal machine learning schemes. In our scenario, models without any adaptive methods would focus on learning the normal repayment. However, the characteristic of the minority class is critical in the loaning business. In this study, we utilize not only several machine learning schemes for predicting the default risk of P2P lending but also re-sampling and cost-sensitive mechanisms to process imbalanced datasets. Furthermore, we use the datasets from Lending Club to validate our proposed scheme. The experiment results show that our proposed scheme can effectively raise the prediction accuracy for default risk.

1 November 2023 in Journal of Construction Engineering and Management
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CHChih-Lin Hsu
Chih-Lin Hsu
JWJui-Tang Wang
Jui-Tang Wang
HHHsin-Yi Hou
Hsin-Yi Hou

9 March 2023 in Electronics
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NRNadhif Muhammad Rekoputra
Nadhif Muhammad Rekoputra
CTChia-Wei Tseng
Chia-Wei Tseng
JWJui-Tang Wang
Jui-Tang Wang
SLShu-Hao Liang
Shu-Hao Liang
RCRay-Guang Cheng
Ray-Guang Cheng
WYWen-Hao Yang
Wen-Hao Yang
A 5G network can provide more comprehensive bandwidth connectivity for the industry 4.0 environment, which requires faster and tremendous data transmission. This study demonstrates the 5G network performance evaluation with MEC, without MEC, WiFi 6, and Ethernet networks. Usually, a 5G network engages with Multi-access Edge Computing, providing the computing functions dedicated to the users on edge nodes. The MEC network architecture presents significant facilities, a network schematic, and data transmission routers. The field test performs high-definition streaming video and heavy-traffic load testing to evaluate the performance based on different protocols by comparing throughput, latency, jitter, and packet loss rate. MEC network performance, streaming video performance, and load test evaluation results reveal that the 5G network working with MEC achieved better performance than when it was working without MEC. The MEC can improve data transmission efficiency by dedicated configuration but is only accessible with authentication from mobile network operators (MNOs). Therefore, MNOs should offer industrial private network users partial authentication for accessing MEC functionality to improve network feasibility and efficiency. In conclusion, this work illustrates the 5G network implementation and performance measurement for constructing a smart factory.

30 December 2021 in Electronics
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FMFitriani Muttakin
Fitriani Muttakin
JWJui-Tang Wang
Jui-Tang Wang
MMMulyanto Mulyanto
Mulyanto Mulyanto
JenqShiou LeuJenqShiou Leu
JenqShiou Leu
Artificial intelligence, particularly machine learning, is the fastest-growing research trend in educational fields. Machine learning shows an impressive performance in many prediction models, including psychosocial education. The capability of machine learning to discover hidden patterns in large datasets encourages researchers to invent data with high-dimensional features. In contrast, not all features are needed by machine learning, and in many cases, high-dimensional features decrease the performance of machine learning. The feature selection method is one of the appropriate approaches to reducing the features to ensure machine learning works efficiently. Various selection methods have been proposed, but research to determine the essential subset feature in psychosocial education has not been established thus far. This research investigated and proposed methods to determine the best feature selection method in the domain of psychosocial education. We used a multi-criteria decision system (MCDM) approach with Additive Ratio Assessment (ARAS) to rank seven feature selection methods. The proposed model evaluated the best feature selection method using nine criteria from the performance metrics provided by machine learning. The experimental results showed that the ARAS is promising for evaluating and recommending the best feature selection method for psychosocial education data using the teacher’s psychosocial risk levels dataset.

29 June 2022 in Wireless Personal Communications
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SCSheng-Kai Chen
Sheng-Kai Chen
JenqShiou LeuJenqShiou Leu
JenqShiou Leu
WHWen-Bin Hsieh
Wen-Bin Hsieh
JWJui-Tang Wang
Jui-Tang Wang
STSong Tian
Song Tian

1 June 2023 in Journal of Construction Engineering and Management
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CHChih-Lin Hsu
Chih-Lin Hsu
JWJui-Tang Wang
Jui-Tang Wang
YHYu-Hsiang Huang
Yu-Hsiang Huang