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Faraz Ashtiani
Faraz Ashtiani
Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering, Clemson University
Verified email at g.clemson.edu - Homepage
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Multi-Intersection Traffic Management for Autonomous Vehicles via Distributed Mixed Integer Linear Programming
F Ashtiani, SA Fayazi, A Vahidi
2018 Annual American Control Conference (ACC), 6341-6346, 2018
372018
Optimizing gap tracking subject to dynamic losses via connected and anticipative MPC in truck platooning
T Ard, F Ashtiani, A Vahidi, H Borhan
2020 American Control Conference (ACC), 2300-2305, 2020
232020
Experimental modeling of cyclists fatigue and recovery dynamics enabling optimal pacing in a time trial
F Ashtiani, VSM Sreedhara, A Vahidi, R Hutchison, G Mocko
2019 American Control Conference (ACC), 5083-5088, 2019
162019
Modeling the recovery of W′ in the moderate to heavy exercise intensity domain
VSM Sreedhara, F Ashtiani, GM Mocko, A Vahidi, RE Hutchison
Med Sci Sports Exerc 52 (12), 2646-54, 2020
152020
Optimal Pacing of a Cyclist in a Time Trial Based on Individualized Models of Fatigue and Recovery
F Ashtiani, VSM Sreedhara, A Vahidi, R Hutchison, G Mocko
IEEE Transactions on Control Systems Technology 31 (1), 317-332, 2022
42022
Dynamic optimization of formation and pace in a cycling team time trial considering effects of drafting and cyclists’ fatigue and recovery
F Ashtiani, A Vahidi
Control Engineering Practice 137, 105563, 2023
12023
W'Reconstitution Is Exponential and Depends on Recovery Intensity and Duration Response
VSM Sreedhara, F Ashtiani, GM Mocko, A Vahidi, RE Hutchison
MEDICINE AND SCIENCE IN SPORTS AND EXERCISE 53 (2), 456-456, 2021
2021
Optimal Pacing of Cyclists in a Time Trial Based on Experimentally Calibrated Models of Fatigue and Recovery
F Ashtiani
Clemson University, 2021
2021
Modeling the Recovery of W'in the Moderate to Heavy Exercise Intensity Domain
SMS Vijay, A Faraz, MM Gregory, V Ardalan, EH Randolph
Medicine and science in sports and exercise, 0
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