Yuan Liu

Mr. Yuan Liu


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Academic Career Length

5Years (2022-Present)

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

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14 August 2022 in Energies
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YLYuan Liu
Yuan Liu
WYWangyang Yu
Wangyang Yu
CGCong GAO
Cong GAO
MCMinsi Chen
Minsi Chen
Energy is at the center of human society and drives the technologies and overall human well-being. Today, artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are widely used for system modeling, prediction, control, and optimization in the energy sector. The internet of things (IoT) is the core of the third wave of the information industry revolution and AI. In the energy sector, tens of billions of IoT appliances are linked to the Internet, and these appliances generate massive amounts of data every day. Extracting useful information from the massive amount of data will be a very meaningful thing. Complex event processing (CEP) is a stream-based technique that can extract beneficial information from real-time data through pre-establishing pattern rules. The formulation of pattern rules requires strong domain expertise. Therefore, at present, the pattern rules of CEP still need to be manually formulated by domain experts. However, in the face of complex, massive amounts of IoT data, manually setting rules will be a very difficult task. To address the issue, this paper proposes a CEP rule auto-extraction framework by combining deep learning methods with data mining algorithms. The framework can automatically extract pattern rules from unlabeled air pollution data. The deep learning model we presented is a two-layer LSTM (long short-term memory) with an attention mechanism. The framework has two phases: in the first phase, the anomalous data is filtered out and labeled from the IoT data through the deep learning model we proposed, and then the pattern rules are mined from the labeled data through the decision tree data mining algorithm in the second phase. We compare other deep learning models to evaluate the feasibility of the framework. In addition, in the rule extraction stage, we use a decision tree data mining algorithm, which can achieve high accuracy. Experiments have shown that the framework we proposed can effectively extract meaningful and accurate CEP rules. The research work in this paper will help support the advancement of the sector of air pollution prediction, assist in the establishment of air pollution regulatory strategies, and further contribute to the development of a green energy structure.

11 December 2023 in IEEE Transactions on Computational Social Systems
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WYWangyang Yu
Wangyang Yu
JKJinming Kong
Jinming Kong
Fei HaoFei Hao
Fei Hao
JLJian Li
Jian Li
YLYuan Liu
Yuan Liu
The continuous interaction of users and information aggregation has become a social phenomena over massive social media platforms. However, the uncertainty of users’ behavior is leading great challenges to social networks analysis in terms of system structure, evolution characteristics, dynamic behavior, and so forth. Thus, this article proposes a formal user behavior modeling and analysis approach. First, aiming at identifying the behavior patterns of user activity sequence, we present a user activity transition system model based on stochastic Petri net (SPN), which can formally depict the process and structures of social users click activities. Then, the average number of tokens in each place, the probability density function of the tokens, the token flow rate of transitions, and the time spent in each state are analyzed by isomorphic it into a Markov chain (MC), respectively. These four indicators are used to evaluate the performance of the proposed system model. The experimental results demonstrate that the proposed approach can help us to understand the rules of users’ first activity and activity preferences, so as to provide practical suggestions for the development of social networking platforms and content recommendation.

7 November 2022 in Electronics
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QGQi Guo
Qi Guo
WYWangyang Yu
Wangyang Yu
Fei HaoFei Hao
Fei Hao
Yuke ZhouYuke Zhou
Yuke Zhou
YLYuan Liu
Yuan Liu
The ACC (adaptive cruise control) system has developed rapidly in recent years, and its reliability and safety have also attracted a lot of attention. The ACC system can realize automatic driving following the vehicle in the longitudinal range, and its reliability is closely related to the synchronization between two vehicles. Combined with formal modelling methods, this paper analyzes and detects the logical flaw that is poor synchronization in the following process of the ACC system from the perspective of synchronization. Aiming at avoiding this kind of logical flaw, this paper presents a novel optimized modelling solution based on the synchronization theory of Petri nets and further improves the calculation method of the synchronic distance. The simulation results reduce the token accumulation by an average of 91.357%, which demonstrates that the improved model can effectively improve reliability and reduce the risk of rear-end collision.

1 July 2024 in Applied Energy
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YLYuan Liu
Yuan Liu
WYWangyang Yu
Wangyang Yu
Xiaojun ZhaiXiaojun Zhai
Xiaojun Zhai
BZBeiming Zhang
Beiming Zhang
Klaus McDonald-MaierKlaus McDonald-Maier
Klaus McDonald-Maier
MFMaria Fasli
Maria Fasli

14 October 2026 in Expert Systems with Applications
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YLYuan Liu
Yuan Liu
GZGuosun Zeng
Guosun Zeng
YJYufei Jin
Yufei Jin
ZFZiyi Feng
Ziyi Feng