Shanlin Yang is affiliated with the Hefei University of Technology in China. Their research spans several interconnected areas primarily within Engineering and Computer Science, with a notable focus on electrical and electronic engineering, management science and operations research, and artificial intelligence.
The scientist has contributed extensively to topics such as smart grid energy management, multi-criteria decision making, energy load and power forecasting, as well as scheduling and timetabling solutions. Additional research interests include rough sets and fuzzy logic, energy-environment-economic growth intersections, and healthcare operations and scheduling optimization.
Shanlin Yang's publication record includes articles in venues such as IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics, arXiv (Cornell University), IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, SSRN Electronic Journal, and Applied Energy. These frequent publication venues reflect the breadth of their expertise across industrial informatics, energy systems, and applied research.
Among recent publications are:
Several collaborators frequently co-author works with Shanlin Yang. These include Kaile Zhou, Shuai Ding, Chao Fu, Wenjuan Fan, and Pãnos M. Pardalos. These partnerships indicate a collaborative network spanning multiple research domains relevant to their fields.
Kaile Zhou;Chao Fu;Shanlin Yang
Pengtao Li;Pengtao Li;Kaile Zhou;Kaile Zhou;Xinhui Lu;Xinhui Lu;Shanlin Yang;Shanlin Yang
Kaile Zhou;Shanlin Yang
Lulu Wen;Kaile Zhou;Kaile Zhou;Shanlin Yang;Xinhui Lu
Kaile Zhou;Shanlin Yang;Zhen Shao
Zhifeng Guo;Kaile Zhou;Chi Zhang;Xinhui Lu
Kai-le Zhou;Shan-lin Yang;Chao Shen
Yong-Wu Zhou;Shan-Lin Yang
Shuwan Zhu;Shuwan Zhu;Wenjuan Fan;Wenjuan Fan;Shanlin Yang;Shanlin Yang;Jun Pei;Jun Pei;Jun Pei
Shan-Lin Yang;Yong-Wu Zhou
Lulu Wen;Kaile Zhou;Shanlin Yang
Gang Wang;Jian Ma;Shanlin Yang
Chao Fu;Chao Fu;Jian-Bo Yang;Shan-Lin Yang;Shan-Lin Yang
Zhifeng Guo;Kaile Zhou;Kaile Zhou;Xiaoling Zhang;Shanlin Yang
Lulu Wen;Kaile Zhou;Shanlin Yang;Lanlan Li
Xinhui Lu;Xinhui Lu;Kaile Zhou;Kaile Zhou;Kaile Zhou;Shanlin Yang;Shanlin Yang;Huizhou Liu
Yanni Jiang;Kaile Zhou;Xinhui Lu;Shanlin Yang
Chao Fu;Chao Fu;Shan-Lin Yang;Shan-Lin Yang
Shuai Ding;Shanlin Yang;Youtao Zhang;Changyong Liang
Kaile Zhou;Kaile Zhou;Shanlin Yang;Shanlin Yang;Zhen Shao
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