Search Results for author: Xiaojing Chen

Found 5 papers, 0 papers with code

Adaptive Kalman-based hybrid car following strategy using TD3 and CACC

no code implementations26 Dec 2023 Yuqi Zheng, Ruidong Yan, Bin Jia, Rui Jiang, Adriana TAPUS, Xiaojing Chen, Shiteng Zheng, Ying Shang

In autonomous driving, the hybrid strategy of deep reinforcement learning and cooperative adaptive cruise control (CACC) can fully utilize the advantages of the two algorithms and significantly improve the performance of car following.

Autonomous Driving

Joint Optimization of DNN Inference Delay and Energy under Accuracy Constraints for AR Applications

no code implementations3 Aug 2022 Guangjin Pan, Heng Zhang, Shugong Xu, Shunqing Zhang, Xiaojing Chen

The high computational complexity and high energy consumption of artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms hinder their application in augmented reality (AR) systems.

Edge-computing Scheduling

$q$-Analogues of $π$-Series by Applying Carlitz Inversions to $q$-Pfaff-Saalsch{ü}tz Theorem

no code implementations24 Feb 2021 Xiaojing Chen, Wenchang Chu

By applying multiplicate forms of the Carlitz inverse series relations to the $q$-Pfaff-Saalsch{\"u}tz summation theorem, we establish twenty five nonterminating $q$-series identities with several of them serving as $q$-analogues of infinite series expressions for $\pi$ and $1/\pi$, including some typical ones discovered by Ramanujan (1914) and Guillera.

Number Theory Combinatorics 33D15, 05A30, 11B65, 33D05

Cooling-Aware Resource Allocation and Load Management for Mobile Edge Computing Systems

no code implementations19 Jun 2020 Xiaojing Chen, Zhouyu Lu, Wei Ni, Xin Wang, Feng Wang, Shunqing Zhang, Shugong Xu

Driven by explosive computation demands of Internet of Things (IoT), mobile edge computing (MEC) provides a promising technique to enhance the computation capability for mobile users.

Edge-computing Management +1

An Online Learned Elementary Grouping Model for Multi-target Tracking

no code implementations CVPR 2014 Xiaojing Chen, Zhen Qin, Le An, Bir Bhanu

We introduce an online approach to learn possible elementary groups (groups that contain only two targets) for inferring high level context that can be used to improve multi-target tracking in a data-association based framework.

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