Choose the Question Before the Score
A small error or an improved average answers only its own question. Event timing and worst-group reliability need their own checks.
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Transport, energy, infrastructure and engineered systems.
A small error or an improved average answers only its own question. Event timing and worst-group reliability need their own checks.
A controlled ring-road study separates hidden velocity, projection-induced memory, noisy observation, and numerical sensitivity, asking when a better traffic forecast also gives a better stability diagnosis.
Two spatial maps can share a convincing least-cost explanation without revealing the history that produced them. A controlled unbalanced optimal transport study separates endpoint fit, numerical convergence and evidence for movement versus local growth.
A five-station study asks whether solar prediction intervals remain trustworthy during rapid power changes and missing sensor inputs. Better calibration improves every station, yet the hardest groups still fall far below the intended coverage.
A frozen synthetic POD and POD-DEIM audit verifies its full-order reference, then stops because both reduced models fail before any declared ventilation shift is applied.
A failure-preserving LWR benchmark shows how final shock-grid alignment can make a cell-average norm look exact while threshold arrival and queue accounting remain biased.
Start with a classroom timetable, then examine missing traffic states, numerical event errors and the limits of model reduction.
First: When the Timetable Lies to the Ventilation System
Models of routing, accessibility, traffic stability, fleet operations, and infrastructure trade-offs.
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A cohort-aware model of how slopes, stairs, transfers, crowding, and missing elevators change routes through a border hub.
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A reproducible comparison of empirical release laws, finite-sink spherical diffusion, and moving-front dynamics with model-selection and identifiability audits.
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A white-box pipeline links energy prediction, fairness-aware scheduling, and disruption-triggered replanning.
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A nonlinear reactor study maps multiplicity, ignition and extinction hysteresis, basin dependence, and critical slowing near a thermal fold.
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A shared-capacity predictive-control benchmark for classroom CO₂ exposure when actual room use departs from the timetable.
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Microscopic traffic experiments examine when small disturbances grow into persistent stop-and-go waves.