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MACHINE LEARNING AND MULTI-SCALE OPTIMIZATION FOR CONTROL AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT IN CONNECTED AND AUTOMATED VEHICLE PROPULSION SYSTEMS
This dissertation presents a multi-scale optimization framework leveraging machine learning (ML) to enhance energy efficiency in connected and automated vehicle (CAV) propulsion systems. As transportation transitions toward hybridization and automation, the integration of vehicle-to-everything (V2X)
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