Hsiang Chang
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2
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54
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About
Hsiang Chang is a researcher whose work focused on robotics and autonomous systems, particularly in the areas of robotic manipulator dynamics and control, as well as path planning for autonomous robots. Their most-cited contributions explored the application of greedy algorithm approaches to solve complex optimization problems in robotic control and navigation — topics of significant interest within the robotics and vibration control communities. However, it is important to note that both of Chang's most prominent papers, published in the *Journal of Vibration and Control* in 2011 and 2012 and accumulating a combined 54 citations, were subsequently **retracted**. The retractions followed a 2013 investigation by SAGE Publications and the journal's editor, which uncovered a systematic peer review fraud ring involving fabricated and assumed identities, centered around researcher Peter Chen at National Pingtung University of Education, Taiwan. The papers were found to be products of this compromised peer review process, rendering their findings unreliable. Students and researchers are strongly advised to approach Chang's published work with caution. This case serves as an important reminder of the critical role that research integrity and rigorous peer review play in maintaining trust within the scientific community.
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