Yejing Li
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About
Yejing Li is a researcher in cyber-physical systems (CPS), with a focus on modeling and analyzing the complex interactions between computing, physical, and network environments. Her major contribution lies in developing a Spatio-Temporal Petri Net framework to represent and simulate the dynamic behavior of physical entities within CPS, enabling real-time perception and control. This work, though early in its citation impact with 3 citations, addresses a foundational challenge in CPS: the need for formal models that capture both spatial and temporal dimensions of physical processes. Li’s research advances the integration of 3C (computation, communication, control) operations, supporting the design of more reliable and responsive CPS applications. Her notable achievement includes pioneering a structured approach to CPS modeling that bridges theoretical formalism with practical system requirements. For students and researchers exploring CPS design, Li’s work offers a rigorous starting point for understanding how to represent physical dynamics in networked computing environments.
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