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GeekWork Our Opportunity: Chewy’s Supply Chain Team is seeking a Senior Supply Chain Data Scientist to join the growing Supply Chain Analytics team. Combining a background in Supply Chain with a deep understanding of analytics and data science, you will be a part of a team responsible for strategic planning and research initiatives centered around our inventory and fulfillment network. This includes optimizing the way that we predict customer demand, purchase inventory, position inventory within our network, and ship orders to our customers. The Supply Chain team operates in a fast...

Abstract Virtual power plants (VPPs) have become a driving force for the decentralized energy industry, due to their efficient management and control of distributed energy resources. Most of the operation strategies for VPPs are designed based on the day-ahead forecasts. However, the prediction errors of the renewable energy sources (RES) and loads in the power dispatch schedule can lead to a sub-optimal operation. In this paper, an adaptive and predictive energy management strategy for a real-time optimal operation of VPPs is proposed based on the model predictive control technique with a fe...

Abstract Pedestrian motion trajectory prediction is an important task in intelligent driving, and it can provide a valuable reference for the subsequent path decision of intelligent driving. However, so far, there are only a few models in the field of specific pedestrian motion track prediction in intelligent driving from far shot first-person perspective video. To accomplish this task, we proposed a deep learning model for pedestrian motion trajectory prediction from far shot first-person perspective video with four key innovations: a) A macroscopic pedestrian trajectory prediction module is...

Concept by Muhabit ul haq Synopsis As policymakers begin to develop standards for assessing and auditing algorithms, they must first define the class of decision-making or decision support tools to which their policies will apply. Leaving the term “algorithm” open to interpretation could place some of the models with the biggest impact beyond the reach of policies designed to ensure that such systems don’t hurt people. By Kristian Lum and Rumman ChowdhuryDescribing a decision-making system as an “algorithm” is often a way to deflect accountability for human decisions. For many, the ...