Zeyu Liu

Assistant Professor

West Virginia University

United States

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Dr. Zeyu Liu is an Assistant Professor at West Virginia University, USA. His research interests include Markov decision processes, machine learning applications in urban stormwater management, and optimization in renewable energy systems. He has published numerous articles on topics such as optimal route planning for heterogeneous drone fleets and the application of reinforcement learning in complex optimization problems.

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UNITED STATES

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Zefeng Lyu

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Youngstown State University

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University of Tennessee

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A primal–dual policy iteration algorithm for constrained Markov decision processes

Developing data-driven learning models to predict urban stormwater runoff volume

Optimal utilization of integrated photovoltaic battery systems: An application in the residential sector

Optimal delivery route planning for a fleet of heterogeneous drones: A rescheduling-based genetic algorithm approach

The flying sidekick traveling salesman problem with stochastic travel time: A reinforcement learning approach

A Machine Learning–Enabled Partially Observable Markov Decision Process Framework for Early Sepsis Prediction

Multi-stage stochastic optimization of islanded utility-microgrids design after natural disasters

Q-learning and traditional methods on solving the pocket Rubik’s cube

Stochastic optimization of distributed generator location and sizing in an islanded utility microgrid during a large-scale grid disturbance

A scheduling decision support model for minimizing the number of drones with dynamic package arrivals and personalized deadlines

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Akram Mohammed

Zefeng Lyu

Xueping Li

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