Personlig presentation av Ross May

Senior Lecturer Computing

Computing School of Information and Engineering

Engaged in teaching, supervision, curriculum development, and research in computing and data analytics, with a focus on decision-making systems, market design, and the societal impacts of digital technologies.

Contact

rom@du.se

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Orcid

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Boards

Board Member in University Education and Research Board

Committees

Chairperson in Utskott för utbildningsutvärdering – IHOV

Teaching

I teach statistics, discrete mathematics, information design, data visualisation, and cryptography, with a focus on analytical reasoning, data analysis, and effective communication of information. I supervise and examine independent student projects and theses.

Course Coordinator

Logic and Mathematics for Computer Science (GMI23G)

Visualisation (GIK38J)

Research

Publications

May, Ross, Carling, Kenneth, Huang, Pei. Assessment of the broader applicability of a smart agent in peer-to-peer energy trading : A full factorial analysis of a multi-agent reinforcement learning solution, Energy, 2024, Vol. 309. Article : refereed.
May, Ross, Huang, Pei. A multi-agent reinforcement learning approach for investigating and optimising peer-to-peer prosumer energy markets, Applied Energy, 2023, Vol. 334. Article : refereed.
May, Ross. On the Feasibility of Reinforcement Learning in Single- and Multi-Agent Systems : The Cases of Indoor Climate and Prosumer Electricity Trading Communities, Dalarna University, 2023. Doctoral thesis.
Han, Mengjie, May, Ross, Zhang, Xingxing, Wang, Xinru, Pan, Song, Da, Yan, Jin, Yuan. A novel reinforcement learning method for improving occupant comfort via window opening and closing, Sustainable cities and society, 2020, Vol. 61. Article : refereed.
Han, Mengjie, May, Ross, Zhang, Xingxing, Wang, Xinru, Pan, Song, Yan, Da, Jin, Yuan, Xu, Liguo. A review of reinforcement learning methodologies for controlling occupant comfort in buildings, Sustainable cities and society, 2019, Vol. 51. Article : refereed.

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