Haiwen Xu

Prof. Haiwen Xu


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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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22 May 2024 in Annals of Operations Research
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Lili WangLili Wang
Lili Wang
MLMin Li
Min Li
GKGuanbin Kong
Guanbin Kong
HXHaiwen Xu
Haiwen Xu

27 October 2016 in Mathematical Problems in Engineering
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HXHaiwen Xu
Haiwen Xu
SHSongchen Han
Songchen Han
The time-band approximation model for flight operations recovery following disruption (Bard, Yu, Arguello, IIE Transactions, 33, 931–947, 2001) is constructed by partitioning the recovery period into time bands and by approximating the delay costs associated with the possible flight connections. However, for disruptions occurring in a hub-and-spoke network, a large number of possible flight connections are constructed throughout the entire flight schedule, so as to obtain the approximate optimal. In this paper, we show the application of the simplex group cycle approach to hub-and-spoke airlines in China, along with the related weighted threshold necessary for controlling the computation time and the flight disruption scope and depth. Subsequently, we present the weighted time-band approximation model for flight operations recovery, which incorporates the simplex group cycle approach. Simple numerical experiments using actual data from Air China show that the weighted time-band approximation model is feasible, and the results of stochastic experiments using actual data from Sichuan Airlines show that the flight disruption and computation time are controlled by the airline operations control center, which aims to achieve a balance between the flight disruption scope and depth, computation time, and recovery value.

6 October 2022 in Journal of the Operations Research Society of China
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QDQian-Dong Dong
Qian-Dong Dong
HXHaiwen Xu
Haiwen Xu

27 December 2024 in Aerospace
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HXHaiwen Xu
Haiwen Xu
怡孔怡凡 孔
怡凡 孔
HHHong Huang
Hong Huang
ALAimin Liang
Aimin Liang
YZYunxiang Zhao
Yunxiang Zhao
This paper proposes a new model of collaborative filtering that introduces a user difference factor to address the issue of less pronounced similarity performance in traditional algorithms. The algorithm is applied to the recommendation of pilots’ core competency behavior indicators to support pilots’ daily training arrangements, improve their core competencies, and ensure civil aviation flight safety. Firstly, based on traditional collaborative filtering methods, a user difference factor is introduced to improve the Pearson similarity calculation model. Secondly, the advantages and disadvantages of collaborative filtering recommendation models were evaluated using various methods such as average absolute error, accuracy, recall, and diversity. Finally, the new model is applied to the recommendation of PLM core competency behavior indicators, providing a recommendation list of different pilot behavior indicators to support their rehabilitation or enhanced training plans and arrangements. The calculation results show that the new model of collaborative filtering demonstrates better advantages, not only reducing the MAE value, but also improving the accuracy, recall, and diversity of the calculation results, providing effective guidance and theoretical support for pilots’ flight training and safe flight.

1 October 2015
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HXHaiwen Xu
Haiwen Xu
SHSongchen Han
Songchen Han
YZYong Zhang
Yong Zhang
JLJianguang Li
Jianguang Li
The time-band approximation model on flight operations recovery problems is constructed based on the time-band network, and the object of its' mathematical representation can capture approximated delay costs and cancellation costs. But the calculation of delay costs associated with the actual flying time in China, the actual flying time should not be a fixed time but a random time around the planned flying time. In this paper, we describe the approximated delay costs considering the random flying time around the planned flying time. Subsequently, we give out the time-band approximation model on flight operations recovery with the random flying time. Finally, we design a set of practical numerical experiments. The results demonstrate that the time-band approximation model on flight operations recovery with the random flying time may be more efficient than the time band approximation model on flight operations recovery with the planned flying time.

24 May 2025 in Journal of Scientific Computing
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YLYanmei Li
Yanmei Li
HXHaiwen Xu
Haiwen Xu
WZWenxing Zhang
Wenxing Zhang