TAN Chin Hon

Education

• Ph.D. in Industrial and Systems Engineering, University of Florida.
• M.S. in Industrial and Systems Engineering, University of Florida.
• B.Eng. (First Class Honors) in Industrial and Systems Engineering, National University of Singapore.

Research Interests

• Optimization and Decision Making under Uncertainties
• Markov Decision Processes and Dynamic Programming
• Applied Probability

Selected Publications

• Luo, C., He, Z. and Tan, C. 2017. Almost stochastic dominance under inconsistent utility and loss functions. Journal of Applied Probability, 54, pp. 763-772.
• Tan, C. and Luo, C. 2017. Clear Preferences Under Partial Distribution Information. Decision Analysis, 14, pp. 65-73.
• Tan, C. 2015. Weighted Almost Stochastic Dominance: Revealing the Preferences of Most Decision Makers in the St. Petersburg Paradox. Decision Analysis, 12, pp. 74-80.
• Liu, J., Tan, C., Loh, T.P. and Badrick, T. 2015. Detecting long-term drift in reagent lots. Clinical Chemistry 61, pp. 1292-1298.
• Hartman, J.C. and Tan, C. 2014. Equipment Replacement Analysis: A Literature Review and Directions for Future Research. The Engineering Economist 59, pp. 136-153. Special Issue on Engineering Economics in Reliability, Replacement and Maintenance, Part 1.
• Tan, C. and Hartman, J.C. 2010. Equipment Replacement Analysis with an Uncertain Finite Horizon. IIE Transactions 42, pp. 342-353.