Jiayi Su, PhD

苏嘉懿

Project Manager at HGTech. PhD in Electrical & Computer Engineering from Marquette University, advised by Dr. Edwin Yaz in the MACE Group.

Computer Vision & DL 3 years in image classification, object detection, video analysis, and multi-object tracking.
State Estimation 8+ years in Kalman filter variants (EKF, SPKF), sensor fusion, distributed estimation, and parameter identification.
Jiayi Su running
Erdős Number: 5  —  Paul Erdős → L. Bruce Richmond → John W. Helton Jr → Robert E. Skelton → Edwin E. Yaz → Jiayi Su  (what's this?)

Current Focus

ESTIMATION STACK / LIVE NOTES

Battery intelligence, sensor fusion, and efficient filters.

A compact view of the work behind the publications: robust SOC/SOH estimation, reduced-order filtering, and perception systems that can run under real constraints.

News

Jun 2026 Paper "Robust State-of-Health Estimation for Lithium-Ion Cells Under Biased SOC Measurements via Extended Kalman Filtering with RTS Smoothing" accepted to ICPRE 2026!
Apr 2026 Paper "Online State of Health Estimation Using Approximate Weighted Total Least Squares" accepted to CEEGE 2026!
Jun 2025 Paper on PMSM H∞ filter accepted to MECC 2025.
Oct 2024 MECC 2024 paper is now available.
Jul 2024 Paper on Reduced-Order EKF for PMSM accepted to MECC 2024.
Jun 2024 🎓 Defended doctoral dissertation and received PhD degree!
Jun 2024 Multi-Object Tracking paper accepted to CCTA 2024.
May 2024 Reduced-order H∞ filter paper accepted to IECON 2024.
Dec 2022 CCTA 2022 paper is now available.
Nov 2022 AVSS 2022 paper is now available.

Research

My research bridges deep learning–based computer vision (video analysis, multi-object tracking) and distributed estimation theory (SOC/SOH estimation, Kalman filter variants, multi-target tracking in sensor networks).

Reduced-Order Filter

Novel Reduced-Order Non-Linear Filter with Sensor Failures

Jiayi Su
Ongoing project
A novel reduced-order non-linear filter for intermittent sensor measurement, developed for non-linear system state estimation.

IMU Estimation

Angle Estimation Using 6-DoF IMU via Robust Filter

Jiayi Su
Ongoing project
A robust sensor fusion technique for roll and pitch angle estimation using a 6-DoF inertial measurement unit.

Real-Time Face Mask Detection

Jiayi Su
Project
Applying YOLOX to detect face masks in real time from live video streams.

Publications

ICPRE 2026

Robust State-of-Health Estimation for Lithium-Ion Cells Under Biased SOC Measurements via Extended Kalman Filtering with RTS Smoothing

Jiayi Su
International Conference on Power and Renewable Energy (ICPRE), 2026
Abstract

A robust SOH estimation pipeline for lithium-ion cells that remains reliable under biased SOC measurements, combining extended Kalman filtering with RTS smoothing for improved accuracy under real-world measurement imperfections.


CEEGE 2026

Online State of Health Estimation of Lithium-ion Cells Using Approximate Weighted Total Least Squares

Jiayi Su, Zhimin Wei, Luodan Liu, Xiaojing Zhou
International Conference on Electrical Engineering and Green Energy (CEEGE), 2026
Abstract

A novel approximate weighted total least squares (AWTLS) algorithm for online state-of-health (SOH) estimation of Lithium-ion cells. By reformulating the weighted total least squares problem in a recursive form, AWTLS greatly reduces computation while explicitly accounting for uncertainty in both SOC and current measurements. On real road-charging data it outperforms OLS and WLS and matches WTLS accuracy, making it well suited for online battery-management-system implementation.


MECC 2025

Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor Speed and Position Estimation Using Nonlinear Reduced-Order H∞ Filter with Dynamic Uncertainties

IFAC-PapersOnline / MECC, 2025
Abstract

A novel nonlinear reduced-order H∞ filter is introduced to estimate the speed and position of a two-phase PMSM with biased winding resistance, addressing modeling inaccuracies, temperature variations, and aging effects. Simulation results show robust estimation compared to both full- and reduced-order EKFs under model uncertainty.




IECON 2024

Reduced-order H∞ Filter for Linear Systems

IEEE IECON 2024
Abstract

A discrete-time reduced-order H∞ filter offering a compelling alternative to the full-order version with significantly reduced computation cost and similar estimation accuracy under biased process noise.







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