Zhiguo Zeng

Assistant Professor

CentraleSupélec

France

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Zhiguo Zeng is an Assistant Professor at Centralesupelec in France. His research interests include reliability assessment, predictive maintenance, and risk analysis, particularly in the context of closed-loop supply chains and critical infrastructures. Recent publications highlight his work on dynamic predictive maintenance, repairable systems, and resilience in infrastructure networks.

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Ingeborg de Pater

Delft University of Technology

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Mahmoud El-Halwagi

Texas A&M University

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Anne Barros

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CentraleSupélec

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Articles (16)

Repairing smarter: Opportunistic maintenance for a closed-loop supply chain with spare parts dependency

A Deep-Learning-Based Framework to Predict the Reliability of Multicomponent Repairable Systems in a Closed-Loop Supply Chain

Dynamic risk analysis of evolving scenarios in oil and gas separator

Dependent failure behavior modeling for risk and reliability: A systematic and critical literature review

Dynamic predictive maintenance for multiple components using data-driven probabilistic RUL prognostics: The case of turbofan engines

Fusing Conflicting Multisource Imprecise Information for Reliability Assessment of Multistate Systems: A Two-Stage Optimization Approach

Estimating 5G network service resilience against short timescale traffic variation

A data-driven distributionally robust approach for the optimal coupling of interdependent critical infrastructures under random failures

A resilience-based framework for the optimal coupling of interdependent critical infrastructures

Restoration Modeling and Optimization of Hybrid Overhead-Underground Power Distribution Systems

Measuring Conflicts of Multisource Imprecise Information in Multistate System Reliability Assessment

Reliability Analysis of Multiperformance Multistate System Considering Performance Conversion Process

Redundancy optimization for multi-state series-parallel systems using ordinal optimization-based-genetic algorithm

An Improved Triplet Network for Electromechanical Actuator Fault Diagnosis Based on Similarity Strategy

An integrated risk index accounting for epistemic uncertainty in probability risk assessment

Remaining Useful Life Prediction by Fusing Expert Knowledge and Condition Monitoring Information

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Ingeborg de Pater

Mahmoud El-Halwagi

Anne Barros

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