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Overview

Wei Liu is affiliated with the University of Technology Sydney in Australia. Their research spans several fields within engineering and social sciences, with a primary focus on transportation and related subfields.

Their main fields of study include:

  • Engineering
  • Social Sciences

Wei Liu's subfields of study cover a variety of engineering and transportation disciplines:

  • Transportation
  • Automotive Engineering
  • Building and Construction
  • Ocean Engineering
  • Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering

The topics Wei Liu has researched extensively include:

  • Transportation Planning and Optimization
  • Transportation and Mobility Innovations
  • Smart Parking Systems Research
  • Aviation Industry Analysis and Trends
  • Traffic Prediction and Management Techniques
  • Urban Transport and Accessibility
  • Traffic control and management

The scientist has published in several frequent venues, demonstrating a focus on transportation and technological innovation:

  • SSRN Electronic Journal
  • Transportation Research Part C Emerging Technologies
  • Transportation Research Part B Methodological
  • arXiv (Cornell University)
  • Transportation Research Part E Logistics and Transportation Review

Wei Liu has worked collaboratively with several co-authors, often publishing multiple papers together. Frequent collaborators include:

  • Fangni Zhang
  • S. Travis Waller
  • Can Li
  • Hai Yang
  • Lina Yao

Some recent papers by Wei Liu include:

  • Roles of accessibility, connectivity and spatial interdependence in realizing the economic impact of high-speed rail: Evidence from China (2020, Transport Policy)
  • A joint optimisation model for charger locating and electric bus charging scheduling considering opportunity fast charging and uncertainties (2022, Transportation Research Part C Emerging Technologies)
  • Macroscopic parking dynamics modeling and optimal real-time pricing considering cruising-for-parking (2020, Transportation Research Part C Emerging Technologies)
  • The effects of high-speed rail development on regional equity in China (2020, Transportation Research Part A Policy and Practice)
  • Parking sharing problem with spatially distributed parking supplies (2020, Transportation Research Part C Emerging Technologies)

Best Publications

  • Training deep neural networks on imbalanced data sets

    Shoujin Wang;Wei Liu;Jia Wu;Longbing Cao

  • Discovering spatio-temporal causal interactions in traffic data streams

    Wei Liu;Yu Zheng;Sanjay Chawla;Jing Yuan

  • Deployment of stationary and dynamic charging infrastructure for electric vehicles along traffic corridors

    Zhibin Chen;Wei Liu;Yafeng Yin

  • Attention-based transactional context embedding for next-item recommendation

    Shoujin Wang;Liang Hu;Longbing Cao;Xiaoshui Huang

  • On the morning commute problem with bottleneck congestion and parking space constraints

    Hai Yang;Wei Liu;Xiaolei Wang;Xiaoning Zhang

  • Class confidence weighted kNN algorithms for imbalanced data sets

    Wei Liu;Sanjay Chawla

  • A robust decision tree algorithm for imbalanced data sets

    Wei Liu;Sanjay Chawla;David A. Cieslak;Nitesh V. Chawla

  • On detection of emerging anomalous traffic patterns using GPS data

    Linsey Xiaolin Pang;Sanjay Chawla;Wei Liu;Yu Zheng

  • Expirable parking reservations for managing morning commute with parking space constraints

    Wei Liu;Hai Yang;Yafeng Yin

  • An equilibrium analysis of commuter parking in the era of autonomous vehicles

    Wei Liu

  • Discovering Congestion Propagation Patterns in Spatio-Temporal Traffic Data

    Hoang Nguyen;Wei Liu;Fang Chen

  • Genomic Repeats Categorize Genes with Distinct Functions for Orchestrated Regulation.

    J. Yuyang Lu;Wen Shao;Lei Chang;Yafei Yin

  • Modeling the morning commute for urban networks with cruising-for-parking: An MFD approach

    Wei Liu;Nikolaos Geroliminis

  • On mining anomalous patterns in road traffic streams

    Linsey Xiaolin Pang;Sanjay Chawla;Wei Liu;Yu Zheng

  • A novel permit scheme for managing parking competition and bottleneck congestion

    Wei Liu;Hai Yang;Yafeng Yin;Fangni Zhang

  • Rear Vehicle Detection and Tracking for Lane Change Assist

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  • Ensemble-Based Wrapper Methods for Feature Selection and Class Imbalance Learning

    Pengyi Yang;Pengyi Yang;Wei Liu;Bing Bing Zhou;Sanjay Chawla

  • A Game Theoretical Model for Adversarial Learning

    Wei Liu;Sanjay Chawla

  • High-efficiency and low-cost permanent magnet guideway consideration for high-Tc superconducting Maglev vehicle practical application

    Z Deng;J Wang;J Zheng;H Jing

  • Modelling and managing the integrated morning-evening commuting and parking patterns under the fully autonomous vehicle environment

    Xiang Zhang;Wei Liu;S. Travis Waller;Yafeng Yin

  • Spatio-temporal outlier detection in precipitation data

    Elizabeth Wu;Wei Liu;Sanjay Chawla

  • The Downs–Thomson Paradox with responsive transit service

    Fangni Zhang;Hai Yang;Wei Liu

  • Macroscopic parking dynamics modeling and optimal real-time pricing considering cruising-for-parking

    Ziyuan Gu;Ali Najmi;Meead Saberi;Wei Liu

  • Customer behavioural modelling of order cancellation in coupled ride-sourcing and taxi markets

    Xiaolei Wang;Wei Liu;Hai Yang;Dan Wang

  • Doubly dynamics for multi-modal networks with park-and-ride and adaptive pricing

    Wei Liu;Wei Liu;Nikolas Geroliminis

  • Parking sharing problem with spatially distributed parking supplies

    Fangni Zhang;Wei Liu;Xiaolei Wang;Hai Yang

  • A network traffic assignment model for autonomous vehicles with parking choices

    Xiang Zhang;Wei Liu;S. Travis Waller

  • On integrating carsharing and parking sharing services

    Sisi Jian;Wei Liu;Xiaolei Wang;Hai Yang

  • The geography of human activity and land use: a big data approach

    Wei Liu;Wenjie Wu;Piyushimita Thakuriah;Jianghao Wang

  • Interactive travel choices and traffic forecast in a doubly dynamical system with user inertia and information provision

    Wei Liu;Xinwei Li;Fangni Zhang;Hai Yang

  • Modeling and managing ridesharing in a multi-modal network with an aggregate traffic representation: A doubly dynamical approach

    Bangyang Wei;Meead Saberi;Fangni Zhang;Wei Liu

  • Evolution of tourism in a flagship protected area of China

    Wei Liu;Christine A. Vogt;Frank Lupi;Guangming He

  • Modelling the traffic in a mixed network with autonomous-driving expressways and non-autonomous local streets

    Wei Wu;Wei Wu;Fangni Zhang;Fangni Zhang;Wei Liu;Gabriel Lodewijks

Frequent Co-Authors

Hai Yang
Hai Yang Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
James Bailey
James Bailey University of Melbourne
Sanjay Chawla
Sanjay Chawla Qatar Computing Research Institute
Christopher Leckie
Christopher Leckie University of Melbourne
S. Travis Waller
S. Travis Waller University of New South Wales
Kotagiri Ramamohanarao
Kotagiri Ramamohanarao University of Melbourne
Lina Yao
Lina Yao Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
Yafeng Yin
Yafeng Yin University of Michigan–Ann Arbor
Longbing Cao
Longbing Cao University of Technology Sydney
Wei Wu
Wei Wu Wuhan University

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