Yi Mei is affiliated with Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand and has an established publication record primarily in computer science and engineering. Their research spans several subfields including artificial intelligence, industrial and manufacturing engineering, computational theory and mathematics, electrical and electronic engineering, and control and systems engineering.
The scientist's work focuses on various advanced topics, notably metaheuristic optimization algorithms research, evolutionary algorithms and their applications, scheduling and optimization algorithms, vehicle routing optimization methods, advanced multi-objective optimization algorithms, advanced control systems optimization, and robotic path planning algorithms.
Frequent coauthors in their research include Mengjie Zhang, Fangfang Zhang, Su Nguyen, Ya-Hui Jia, and Zhixing Huang.
Yi Mei has contributed extensively to several publication venues, with frequent appearances in:
Selected recent papers authored or coauthored by Yi Mei include:
Yi Mei has also authored a book published by Springer Nature titled "Genetic Programming for Production Scheduling," released in 2021.
Mohammad Nabi Omidvar;Xiaodong Li;Yi Mei;Xin Yao
Mohammad Nabi Omidvar;Ming Yang;Yi Mei;Xiaodong Li
Su Nguyen;Yi Mei;Mengjie Zhang
Yi Mei;Mohammad Nabi Omidvar;Xiaodong Li;Xin Yao
Yi Mei;Ke Tang;Xin Yao
Ke Tang;Yi Mei;Xin Yao
Harith Al-Sahaf;Ying Bi;Qi Chen;Andrew Lensen
Fangfang Zhang;Yi Mei;Su Nguyen;Mengjie Zhang
Fangfang Zhang;Yi Mei;Su Nguyen;Mengjie Zhang
Ya-Hui Jia;Yi Mei;Mengjie Zhang
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Yi Mei;Xiaodong Li;Xin Yao
Jianhua Liu;Yi Mei;Xiaodong Li
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Yi Mei;Su Nguyen;Bing Xue;Mengjie Zhang
Fangfang Zhang;Yi Mei;Su Nguyen;Kay Chen Tan
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John Park;Yi Mei;Su Nguyen;Su Nguyen;Gang Chen
Fangfang Zhang;Yi Mei;Su Nguyen;Mengjie Zhang
Md. Jakirul Islam;Xiaodong Li;Yi Mei
Yi Mei;Ke Tang;Xin Yao
Mohammad Nabi Omidvar;Yi Mei;Xiaodong Li
Yi Mei;Xiaodong Li;Xin Yao
Yi Mei;Ke Tang;Xin Yao
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