Xiaoting Wang
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EDUCATION Ph.D., Engineering Science, College of Engineering, Louisiana State University Expected on 12/2008
Overall GPA: 3.86/4.0. Dissertation passed on August 2008.
M.S., Applied Statistics, Department of Experimental Statistics, LSU 05/2008
Major GPA: 4.0/4.0
M.S., Industrial Engineering Department of CMIE, LSU 08/2007
Overall GPA: 3.78/4.0
M.S., Mechatronics Engineering, Northwestern Polytechnic University (NPU), China 04/2002
B.S., Mechatronics Engineering, Nanchang Institute of Aeronautical Technology, China 07/1999
RESEARCH 06/2005 - Present
Study of Regret and Rejoicing and a New MCDM Method Based on Them
EXPERIENCE Investigated the effects of some key behavioral issues, such as feelings of regret and rejoicing, on
people s decision-making and the impact that such emotional factors might bring on Multi-Criteria
Decision-Making (MCDM) problems. Developed a new way to measure regret and rejoicing which is
more realistic and flexible than current methods. Designed a new MCDM method to incorporate the
notion of regret and rejoicing systematically in the MCDM modeling for rational decision-making.
01/2003 - 05/2005
Study of Ranking Irregularities with the ELECTRE II and III Methods
Studied the ranking irregularity problems which occur with some MCDM methods, especially the
ELECTRE II and III methods. Analyzed the reasons for this phenomenon and tested the frequency of
the ranking problems with these two methods by using computer-generated and real-life decision
problems.
09/2007 - 12/2007
Study of Experimental Design and Analysis of a Messy Crossover Design
Studied three models for analyzing crossover designs. Applied these models to an unbalanced crossover
design and examined their performances. Analyzed the data of a special crossover trial by SAS and
reported and explained the results to client.
04/2001 - 04/2002
Nonlinear Control of an Electro-hydraulic Servo-system
Developed a nonlinear control solution for an electro-hydraulic servo system by using geometry control
theory of nonlinear systems. Simulated the nonlinear control model by MATLAB/SIMULINK.
WORK Graduate Assistant at the Department of Pathobiological Sciences at LSU 06/2005 08/2008
EXPERIENCE Created and maintained web pages for the PBS Dept. and the Division of BioMMED and COBRE.
Graduate Assistant at Louisiana Business and Technology Center 01/2003 - 05/2005
Developed and maintained database and web pages to support the Center s mission.
Assistant Engineer at Beijing Cage Numerical-Control Sets of Equipment Ltd. 05/2002 - 11/2002
Collaborated with two colleagues on a project titled A Simulation System of NC Machines.
Responsible for development and simulation of a mathematical model of the cutting process of NC
machines.
Part-time Teacher at the Continuing Education College of NPU 03/2001 - 01/2002
Responsible for teaching the course College English to two classes of freshmen of about 60 students.
PUBLICATIONS Refereed Publications
Wang, X. and E. Triantaphyllou, (2008), Ranking Irregularities When Evaluating Alternatives
by Using Some ELECTRE Methods, Omega, Vol. 36, pp. 45-63.
Wang, X., E. Triantaphyllou, and E. Kujawski, (2008), Communication on the Paper A
Reference-Dependent Regret Model for Deterministic Tradeoff Studies, Systems Engineering,
Vol. 12, No. 4, DOI 10.1002/sys.
Wang, X. and E. Triantaphyllou (2006), Chapter 27: Ranking Problems when Evaluate
Xiaoting Wang
Alternatives in Multi-Criteria Decision Making, in the Handbook of Industrial and Systems
Engineering edited by Adedeji B. Badiru, pp.27.1-27.12, CRC Press.
Wang, X., Zhu, P., G. Felici and E. Triantaphyllou, (2006), Chapter 20: Future Trends in Data
Mining Applications, in the book Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery Approaches based
on Rule Induction Techniques, Edited by E. Triantaphyllou and G. Felici, Kluwer Academic
Publishers, pp. 680-695.
Wang, X. and E. Triantaphyllou, (2004), Some Ranking Irregularities When the ELECTRE
Method is Used for Decision-Making, Proceedings of the 2004 IIE Annual Conference, May
2004, Houston, TX.
Journal Papers to be Submitted Soon
Wang, X., E. Triantaphyllou, E. Kujawski, and T.W. Liao, (2008), A Study of regret and
rejoicing and an MCDM method based on them, to be submitted to Decision Sciences.
Triantaphyllou, E. and X. Wang, (2008), The Problem of Using Past Rankings to Infer the
Ranking of New Alternatives in Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis, to be submitted to IEEE
Trans. On Systems, Man & Cybernetics.
PROFESSIONAL Presentations
Nov. 4, 2007, A study of regret and rejoicing in decision-making and a new MCDM method
ACTIVITIES &
based on them, INFORMS Annual Conference, Seattle, WA.
AFFILIATION
Oct. 25, 2004, Some Ranking Irregularities when ELECTRE Methods are used to Solve
MCDM Problems, INFORMS Annual Conference, Denver, CO.
May 16, 2004, Ranking Irregularities with ELECTRE Methods, IIE Annual Conference,
Houston, TX.
Reviewer for the following journals
Omega
Environmental Management
IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management
Computers & Industrial Engineering
Member of the societies
INFORMS (Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences)
Institute of Industrial Engineers
Institute of Mathematical Statistics
Programming Language: MATLAB.
SKILLS
Statistical Analysis Tools: SAS, SAS Enterprise Miner.
Web Programming Language and Tools: HTML, ASP, Java Script, Dreamweaver, FrontPage.
Database Systems: MS SQL Server, MS Access.
Others: MS Office, LaTex, ARENA (Industrial Simulation Software).
2003-2004 Environmental Education Award
HONORS &
Sponsored by the Office of Environmental Education, Office of the Governor, State of Louisiana.
AWARDS
An ITAP (Information Technology Apprenticeship) Assistantship 01/2003 05/2005
Excellent Student Award of Automatic Control Department, NPU 07/2000
Excellent Student Scholarship of NIAT 1996, 1997, 1998
IE and Engineering Science
SELECT
Linear Programming Algorithm, Data Mining in Engineering, Machine Learning, Advanced
GRADUATE
Information Systems, Industrial Simulation, Supply Chain Systems, Theory of Computation.
COURSE
WORKS Applied Statistics
Probability and Statistics, Statistical Theory, Regression Analysis, Categorical Data Analysis,
Multivariate Statistics (Factor Analysis, PCA, cluster), Statistical Data Mining, Experimental
Design, Applied Least Squares, Practicum in Statistical Consulting.
*References are available upon request.