Yijing Xie

Assistant Professor

The University of Texas at Arlington

United States

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Yijing Xie is an Assistant Professor at The University of Texas at Arlington, USA. His research areas include distributed learning, grid resilience through virtual power plants, and multi-agent systems, as evidenced by his recent publications. His work addresses communication efficiency and system stabilization in heterogeneous multi-agent environments.

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Zongli Lin

University of Virginia

UNITED STATES

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Yacov A. Shamash

Stony Brook University

UNITED STATES

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Virtual Power Plants for Grid Resilience: A Concise Overview of Research and Applications

Virtual Power Plants for Grid Resilience: A Concise Overview of Research and Applications

Communication-Efficient and Resilient Distributed $Q$-Learning

Semi-global weighted output average tracking of discrete-time heterogeneous multi-agent systems subject to input saturation and external disturbances

Off-policy inverse Q-learning for discrete-time antagonistic unknown systems

Semi-global Weighted Output Average Tracking of Discrete-time Heterogeneous Multi-agent Systems Subject to Input Saturation and External Disturbances

Semi‐global weighted output average tracking of heterogeneous multi‐agent systems in the presence of actuator saturation and external disturbances

Suboptimal output consensus of a group of discrete-time heterogeneous linear non-minimum phase systems

Global consensus of multi‐agent systems with intermittent directed communication in the presence of actuator saturation

Stabilization of linear systems with time‐varying input delay by event‐triggered delay independent truncated predictor feedback

Suboptimal output consensus for a group of weakly nonminimum phase linear systems

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Zongli Lin

Yacov A. Shamash

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