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ESD Research Seminar by Lun Yu – Near-optimal data-driven control for assemble-to-order systems
ESD Research Seminar by Lun Yu – The literature on periodic-review assemble-to-order (ATO) systems has long assumed that the demand distribution is exactly known. In practice, this may not be true and only a limited sample of historical demand data is available. In this paper, we study data-driven ATO systems under the criteria of long-run average cost
Congratulations to Assistant Professor Leo Chen Huei’s graduate student in winning the best oral presentation award
Congratulations to Assistant Professor Leo Chen Huei’s graduate student in winning the best oral presentation award
ESD Seminar by Neiwen Ling – Time-sensitive AI systems for physical agents: From DNN perception to LLM planning
ESD Seminar by Neiwen Ling – Research on developing time-sensitive AI systems, focusing on Deep Neural Network (DNN)-based perception and LLM-driven planning will be presented in this talk.
ESD Research Seminar by Max Li – Airspace and air traffic management in the age of uncrewed aerial systems
ESD Research Seminar by Max Li – Recent projects related to weather-dependent service reliability of drone package deliver operations, UAS operations optimisation for hazardous environment navigation, as well as airspace congestion management for larger, air taxi-type vehicles will be discussed in this talk.
Multi-institutions Study Contributions by Science, Mathematics and Technology Faculty, Assistant Prof Cheong Kang Hao
Multi-institutions Study Contributions by Science, Mathematics and Technology Faculty, Assistant Prof Cheong Kang Hao
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ESD Research Seminar by Aras Selvi – It’s all in the mix: Wasserstein machine learning with mixed features
ESD Research Seminar by Aras Selvi – This work demonstrates that mixed-feature problems can indeed be solved in polynomial time.
Congratulation to Associate Professor Joel Yang who was recently awarded NRF Investigatorship Award
Congratulation to Associate Professor Joel Yang who was recently awarded NRF Investigatorship Award for his Research Titled “3D Nanostructured Optics with Designer Elements (NODE) to Shape and Control Light”.
Dr. Joel Yang is an Associate Professor of the Engineering Product Development
Student Achievements 2021
Here are some of the accolades garnered by our students