Quanni Shao

Dr. Quanni Shao


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Academic Career Length

18Years (2009-Present)

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

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16 July 2015 in Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing
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JYJuan Yu
Juan Yu
MGMi Gan
Mi Gan
Quanni ShaoQuanni Shao
Quanni Shao
CDChen Dingjun
Chen Dingjun

17 December 2022 in Journal of Advanced Transportation
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HZHai Zhang
Hai Zhang
Quanni ShaoQuanni Shao
Quanni Shao
This paper describes an optimization model for an irregular train schedule. The aim is to optimize both the maximum train loading rate and the average deviation of departure intervals under time-varying passenger transport demand for an urban rail transit line in consideration of practical train operation constraints, i.e., headway, running time between stations, dwell time, and capacity. A heuristic simulated-annealing algorithm is designed to solve the optimization model, and a case study of an urban rail transit line is performed to assess its efficacy. The results show that, compared with the current regular train schedule, the total train dwell time under the optimized irregular schedule is reduced from 900 s to 848 s, and the reduction ratio for the maximum train loading rate is from 1.2% to 3.6% for different stations. When the average train departure interval is allowed to vary from 120 to 170 s, the optimized irregular schedule decreases the maximum train loading rate of the collinear and noncollinear sections by 3.21%–4.82% and 2.52%–3.64%, respectively. Sensitivity analysis is performed for a nonnegative weight coefficient, average train departure interval, and proportion of full-length and short-turn routings. The proposed approach can be used to support capacity improvement and schedule optimization for urban rail transit lines.

15 June 2021 in Journal of Advanced Transportation
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BWBing Wang
Bing Wang
PWPeixiu Wu
Peixiu Wu
QCQuanchao Chen
Quanchao Chen
Quanni ShaoQuanni Shao
Quanni Shao
In order to improve the prediction accuracy of train passenger load factor of high-speed railway and meet the demand of different levels of passenger load factor prediction and analysis, the influence factor of the train passenger load factor is analyzed in depth. Taking into account the weather factor, train attribute, and passenger flow time sequence, this paper proposed a forecasting method of train passenger load factor of high-speed railway based on LightGBM algorithm of machine learning. Considering the difference of the influence factor of the passenger load factor of a single train and group trains, a single train passenger load factor prediction model based on the weather factor and passenger flow time sequence and a group of trains’ passenger load factor prediction model based on the weather factor, the train attribute, and passenger flow time sequence factor were constructed, respectively. Taking the train passenger load factor data of high-speed railway in a certain area as an example, the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed method were verified and compared. It is verified that LightGBM algorithm of machine learning proposed in this paper has higher prediction accuracy than the traditional models, and its scientific and accurate prediction can provide an important reference for the calculation of passenger ticket revenue, operation benefit analysis, etc.


1 January 2016 in Mathematical Problems in Engineering
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DCDingjun Chen
Dingjun Chen
Quanni ShaoQuanni Shao
Quanni Shao
CXChang’aN Xu
Chang’aN Xu
HLHongxia Lv
Hongxia Lv
SWSimin Wang
Simin Wang
The stop-schedules for passenger trains are important to the operation planning of high-speed trains, and they decide the quality of passenger service and the transportation efficiency. This paper analyzes the specific manifestation of passenger travel convenience and proposes the concepts of interstation accessibility and degree of accessibility. In consideration of both the economic benefits of railway corporations and the travel convenience of passengers, a multitarget optimization model is established. The model aims at minimizing stop cost and maximizing passenger travel convenience. Several constraints are applied to the model establishment, including the number of stops made by individual trains, the frequency of train service received by each station, the operation section, and the 0-1 variable. A hybrid genetic algorithm is designed to solve the model. Both the model and the algorithm are validated through case study.