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eess.SY·Electrical Engineering and Systems Science·2 papers

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Apr 22, 2026·Formal Sciences·260423.0010

Personalized electric vehicle energy consumption estimation framework that integrates driver behavior with map data

Sreechakra Vasudeva Raju Rachavelpula, Sangwhan Cha

This paper presents a personalized BEV energy consumption framework that combines driver behavior prediction using Bidirectional LSTM with physics-based energy modeling and map contextual features. The system accurately estimates State-of-Charge depletion by capturing individual driving patterns across diverse road conditions.

Apr 20, 2026·Formal Sciences·260421.0057

Safe Control using Learned Safety Filters and Adaptive Conformal Inference

Sacha Huriot, Ihab Tabbara, Hussein Sibai

This paper introduces Adaptive Conformal Filtering (ACoFi), which combines learned safety filters with adaptive conformal inference to provide soft safety guarantees for control systems. The method dynamically adjusts switching criteria between nominal and safe policies based on prediction uncertainty, achieving better safety performance than fixed-threshold approaches.

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