Fangjian Li
Ph.D. from Clemson University
I received my Ph.D. degree in Mechanical Engineering Department at Clemson University (May 2022), and my master’s degree in Automotive Engineering at Clemson. My research focuses on the human-aware autonomous driving algorithms, i.e., how the presence of human drivers can affect or help the autonomous driving systems. The techniques involved in my research are (inverse) reinforcement learning, imitation learning, optimal control, and Bayesian inference. I am currently an engineer specializing in prediction and behavior planning for autonomous driving systems.
selected publications
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ACCAdversarial Learning for Safe Highway Driving based on Two-Player Zero-Sum Game2023 American Control Conference (ACC) 2023
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ASME J-AVSSafety-aware Adversarial Inverse Reinforcement Learning (S-AIRL) for Highway Autonomous DrivingASME Journal of Autonomous Vehicles and Systems 2022
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IEEE T-ITSUnmanned Ground Vehicle Platooning under CyberAttacks: A Human-Robot Interaction FrameworkIEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems 2022
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IEEE T-ITSCooperative adaptive cruise control for string stable mixed traffic: Benchmark and human-centered designIEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems 2017
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IEEE T-ITSA review of sensing and communication, human factors, and controller aspects for information-aware connected and automated vehiclesIEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems 2019