Reinforcement learning for multimodal routing
Learning coordinated route recommendations across multimodal transit networks, with attention to traveler preferences and system performance.
I am a Ph.D. student in Civil Engineering at The University of Hong Kong.
My research focuses on data-driven modeling and decision-making for intelligent transportation systems. I develop reinforcement learning methods for multimodal route recommendation, LLM-enhanced probabilistic frameworks for few-shot travel data generation, and learning-based models for travel behavior and mobility simulation.
Learning coordinated route recommendations across multimodal transit networks, with attention to traveler preferences and system performance.
Combining large language models and probabilistic modeling to generate travel survey data when only a small number of observations are available.
Modeling travel choices and mobility services through data-driven methods and multimodal simulation to support transportation planning and operations.
My academic background spans automation, computer science, and civil engineering. I have held research assistant positions at The University of Hong Kong and The Chinese University of Hong Kong.
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