Publications by authors named "Jiyue Guo"
The joint state and actuator fault estimation problem is investigated in this paper for a type of networked systems subject to loss of the actuator effectiveness (LAE). A so-called improved accumulation-based event-triggered mechanism (ETM) is used to regulate the transmission of signals between the sensors and the estimator for the purpose of communication resource saving. Compared with the traditional ETM schemes, such accumulation-based ETM is robust against the "undesired" abrupt changes of signals (which would occur due to certain big noises).
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- The paper examines filtering challenges in time-delay nonlinear stochastic systems that use a random access protocol (RAP) and face uniform quantization effects (UQEs).
- The RAP aims to minimize data conflicts by managing how information is transmitted through a shared channel, modeled using a Markov chain.
- The goal is to create a nonlinear filter that ensures filtering error remains ultimately bounded in mean square, with sufficient conditions and a design algorithm established through stochastic analysis and Lyapunov stability, validated by two simulations.
Social Risk Factors of Transportation PPP Projects in China: A Sustainable Development Perspective.
Int J Environ Res Public Health
June 2018
Public-private partnerships (PPPs) have become increasingly important in improving the sustainability of society in China, with transportation being the largest investment area. However, the Social Risk Factors (SRFs) of transportation PPPs in China, which serve as a useful tool for distinguishing strengths and weaknesses for effective social risk management (SRM), have not been clearly identified. A conceptual model including 3 risk dimensions and 15 SRFs was proposed to mitigate social risks and improve the social sustainability of transportation PPP projects.
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