Kun Bu

Mr. Kun Bu

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Academic Career Length

7Years (2020-Present)

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

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1 November 2023 in Knowledge-Based Systems
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KBKun Bu
Kun Bu
YLYuanchao Liu
Yuanchao Liu
XJXiaolong Ju
Xiaolong Ju

23 May 2024 in International Journal of Machine Learning and Cybernetics
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Kun Bu
YLYuanchao Liu
Yuanchao Liu

10 March 2026 in Applied Soft Computing
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Kun Bu
YLYuanchao Liu
Yuanchao Liu
WWWenbo Wang
Wenbo Wang
ZCZiyi Cao
Ziyi Cao

12 April 2025 in Expert Systems with Applications
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ZCZiyi Cao
Ziyi Cao
YXYunhe Xie
Yunhe Xie
BLBingquan Liu
Bingquan Liu
KBKun Bu
Kun Bu

4 July 2026 in Applied Soft Computing
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KBKun Bu
Kun Bu
YLYuanchao Liu
Yuanchao Liu
WWWenbo Wang
Wenbo Wang
ZCZiyi Cao
Ziyi Cao

26 July 2020 in Mathematical Problems in Engineering
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KWKang Wang
Kang Wang
KBKun Bu
Kun Bu
YZYipeng Zhang
Yipeng Zhang
XLXiaoli Li
Xiaoli Li
Modelling and predicting the suspect activity trajectory are of great importance for preventing and fighting crime in the food safety area. Combing artificial intelligence and the multiple U-model algorithm, this paper represents a novel approach to predict the suspect activity trajectory. Based on social text data, emotional assessment is conducted using the LSTM network to detect food safety criminal suspects. Activity trajectories of criminal suspects are clustered using the graphic clustering method based on the GPS data. U-model with the sliding window algorithm is proposed to model activity trajectories. Further, the multiple U-model strategy is proposed to predict the activity trajectory based on the accumulated model error of previous positions and multiple clustered trajectories. The simulation study shows that the proposed scheme can detect food safety criminal suspects and predict their activity trajectories effectively.