Xiaolei Fang
Bio
Fang’s research interests lie in industrial data analytics for High-Dimensional and Big Data applications in the energy, manufacturing and service sectors. Specifically, he focuses on addressing analytical, computational, and scalability challenges associated with the development of statistical and optimization methodologies for analyzing massive amounts of complex data structures for real-time asset management and optimization.
Methodologies
- Data Science
- Machine Learning
- Artificial Intelligence
Applications:
- Condition Monitoring
- Anomalies Detection
- Fault Root-Cause Diagnostics
- Degradation Modeling and Failure Time Prognostics
- System Performance Assessment, Optimization, Decision-making, and Control
Education
Ph.D. Doctor of Philosophy in Industrial Engineering Georgia Institute of Technology 2014-2018
MSS Master of Science in Statistics Georgia Institute of Technology 2014-2016
BSME Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering University of Science and Technology Beijing 2004-2008
Area(s) of Expertise
Xiaolei Fang's research focuses on the field of industrial data analytics for High-Dimensional and Big Data applications in the energy, manufacturing, and service sectors. Specifically, he focuses on addressing analytical, computational, and scalability challenges associated with the development of statistical and optimization methodologies for analyzing massive amounts of complex data structures for real-time asset management and optimization.
Publications
- A Conditional Diffusion-Based Generative AI Model for Industrial Predictive Analytics , SSRN Electronic Journal (2026)
- Deep Complex Wavelet Denoising Network for Interpretable Fault Diagnosis of Industrial Robots With Noise Interference and Imbalanced Data , IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement (2025)
- Deep Learning-Based Residual Useful Lifetime Prediction for Assets With Uncertain Failure Modes , Journal of Computing and Information Science in Engineering (2025)
- Enhancing Data Privacy in Human Factors Studies with Federated Learning , Human Factors The Journal of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society (2025)
- A distributionally robust chance-constrained kernel-free quadratic surface support vector machine , European Journal of Operational Research (2024)
- A federated data fusion-based prognostic model for applications with multi-stream incomplete signals , IISE Transactions (2024)
- Distributionally robust chance-constrained kernel-based support vector machine , Computers & Operations Research (2024)
- IISE PG&E Energy Analytics Challenge 2024: Forecasting day-ahead electricity prices , IISE Transactions (2024)
- Image-based remaining useful life prediction through adaptation from simulation to experimental domain , Reliability Engineering & System Safety (2024)
- Learning Undergraduate Data Science Through a Mobile Device and Full Body Movements , TechTrends (2024)
Honors and Awards
- Finalist, QSR Best Refereed Paper Award, INFORMS 2016
- Winner, SAS Data Mining Best Paper Award, INFORMS 2016
- Feature Article in ISE Magazine 2017
- Winner, Alice and John Jarvis Ph.D. Student Research Award, H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial & Systems Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology 2018
- Winner, Sigma Xi Best Ph.D. Thesis Award, Georgia Institute of Technology 2019