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Jia Li

Washington State University

Assistant Professor

Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering

Sloan Hall 101

Pullman, WA 99164

United States

  • Washington State University

SCHOLARLY PAPERS

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Scholarly Papers (4)

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1.

Enabling CMF Estimation in Data-Constrained Scenarios: A Semantic-Encoding Knowledge Mining Model

Number of pages: 39 Posted: 23 Jan 2024
Yanlin Qi, Jia Li and Michael Zhang
University of California, Davis, Washington State University and University of California, Davis
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Countermeasure safety performance, crash modification factor (CMF) prediction, knowledge mining, natural language processing, machine learning

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Evidence and Quantification of Cooperation of Driving Agents in Mixed Traffic Flow

Number of pages: 35 Posted: 30 Aug 2024
Di Chen, Jia Li and Michael Zhang
University of California, Davis - Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Washington State University and University of California, Davis
Downloads 30 (1,318,317)

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mixed traffic, self-interested agents, collective cooperativeness, trajectory data.

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Estimate scaling parameters of type-sensitive speed functions in mixed autonomy traffic

Number of pages: 7 Posted: 17 Apr 2026 Last Revised: 28 Apr 2026
Di Chen, Jia Li and Michael Zhang
University of California, Davis - Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Washington State University and University of California, Davis
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Mixed autonomy traffic, Type-sensitivity, Scaling parameter, Time headway

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Contributing Factors to Lane Departure Crashes: A Data-Driven Multi-Scale Identification Approach Leveraging Heterogeneous Data

Number of pages: 29 Posted: 06 Apr 2026
Shuyi Wang and Jia Li
Washington State University and Washington State University
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lane departure crash, crash risk, lane marking, machine vision, interpretable machine learning