Xudong Liu | Ph.D. | School of Computing | University of North Florida

: School of Computing
University of North Florida
1 UNF Drive
Bldg 15, Rm 3211
Jacksonville, FL 32224
USA

: (904)620-2554
: myemail

Scorates: I prefer nothing, unless it is true. —Plato, in Euthyphro

News

11/2020	Two student abstract papers accepted by AAAI-21. (Acceptance ratio: 49%) Congratulations to Joseph and Lucas!
08/2020	Program Committee member for AAAI-21.
04/2020	One paper accepted by IJCAI-20. (Acceptance ratio: 12.6%)
01/2020	One paper accepted by FLAIRS-33.
12/2019	Program Committee member for IJCAI-20.
08/2019	Program Committee member for AAAI-20.
07/2019	Session chair invitation for IJCAI-19.
07/2019	One invited journal article published in Springer's Annals of Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence (SCI, IF:1.011).
06/2019	One journal article published in Elsevier's Sustainable Cities and Society (IF:4.624).
06/2019	One paper accepted by ADT-19.
05/2019	MS graduate, Ahmed Moussa, joins Amazon as a software engineer. Congratulations!
04/2019	Invitation to the Cybersecurity in Public Transportation Workshop, hosted by FDOT and CUTR.
01/2019	Three papers accepted by FLAIRS-32.
01/2019	Session chair invitation for AAAI-19.
12/2018	MS student, Ahmed Moussa, successfully defended his thesis. Congratulations to Ahmed!
12/2018	Program Committee member for IJCAI-19.
07/2018	Session chair invitation for IJCAI-ECAI-18.
06/2018	Program Committee member for AAAI-19.
05/2018	Best Paper at FoIKS-18.
02/2018	One paper accepted by FoIKS-18, Budapest, Hungary.
01/2018	"Future of Preference Research" panelist at AAAI-MPREF-18.

About Me

I am a tenure-track assistant professor in the School of Computing at the University of North Florida, and a visiting researcher at Xerox PARC. In May 2016, I earned my Ph.D. in computer science from University of Kentucky, under the supervision of Dr. Mirosław Truszczyński. In July 2010, I earned my B.Eng. in software engineering from Harbin Institute of Technology.

My research mostly has been about solving both theoretical and practical problems on decision making, using tools and methods found in artificial intelligence, computational social science, and computational complexity theory.

My Erdős number is 3. I am an AAAI member. I am the founder and director of the UNF Artificial Intelligence Lab (UNFAIL).