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Min XIE

Chair Professor, Department of Systems Engineering; Chair Professor, Affiliate, Department of Data Science · CityUHK Scholars (Profiles) · City University of Hong Kong

Quick answer: Min XIE is Chair Professor, Department of Systems Engineering; Chair Professor, Affiliate, Department of Data Science at City University of Hong Kong. Min XIE shows an active PhD hiring signal as of 2026-10-19.

⭐ Accepting PhD Students Please contact Prof Xie with a resume for information about research positions and scholarships.

Research interests

Reliability Engineering; Quality Management; Software Reliability; Applied Statistics

Selected publications (since 2023)

Adaptive transformer boosted by temporal distribution analysis for soft sensing of industrial processes Zhu, F., Ding, Y., Feng, J., Yang, L., Li, L. & Xie, M., Oct 2026, In: Applied Soft Computing. 202, Part A, 24 p., 115674. A distribution-free monitoring technique for covariate-regulated processes Liu, X., Wang, X., Lee, C. K. M. & Xie, M., 15 Jan 2026, (Online published) In: Journal of Quality Technology. 15 p. AeroGPT: Leveraging Large-Scale Audio Model for Aero-Engine Bearing Fault Diagnosis Liu, J., Peng, D., Wang, H., Liu, C., Li, Y.-F. & Xie, M., 12 Mar 2026, (Online published) In: IEEE Transactions on Cybernetics. 14 p. A framework for wind field forecasting from sparse observations via integrated tensor completion and prediction Si, G., Xie, M., Zhang, F., Xia, T. & Xi, L., 1

Frequently asked questions

Is Min XIE hiring PhD students at City University of Hong Kong?
Yes. As of 2026-10-19, Min XIE's faculty page shows a PhD hiring signal: Accepting PhD Students Please contact Prof Xie with a resume for information about research positions and scholarships..
What does Min XIE research?
Reliability Engineering; Quality Management; Software Reliability; Applied Statistics

Data last updated: 2026-10-19 · Source: phd-match.com faculty database.

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