Lihui Bai
Assistant Professor of Information and Decision Sciences (IDS)
Degrees:
- Ph.D — University of Florida, 2004
- M.S. — Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, 1999
- B.S. — Inner Mongolia University, China, 1994
Dr. Bai has been a faculty member at Valparaiso University since the fall of 2004. She teaches in the areas of operations management, business statistics and management science. Her research interests include linear/nonlinear programming, toll pricing problem, and numerical algorithm development.
Publications
Awards and honors:
- University of Florida Alumni Fellowships, 2002-2004
- Ninth Annual International Student Award, University of Florida, 2003
- Excellent Thesis Award, Chinese Academy of Sciences, 1999
“A Genetic Algorithm for the Minimum Toll Booth Problem,” Decision Science Institute Proceedings, pp. 30411-30416, 2006.
“Numerical Algorithms for the Pollution Permit Problem,” Decision Science Institute Proceedings, pp. 18491-18495, 2005.
“Decomposition Techniques for the Minimum Toll Revenue Problem,” with D. Hearn, and S. Lawphongpanich, Networks, Vol. 44, No. 2, pp. 142-150, 2004.
“Computational Methods for Congestion Toll Pricing Models,” with D. Hearn, M. Yildirim, and M. Ramana, IEEE Intelligent Transportation System Proceedings, pp. 257-262.
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