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Content Environment Design Lab
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A lab that designs digital content environments using AI and recommender systems.
AboutAbout the lab
Making effective use of vast amounts of content
Prof. Ushiama's research is the design of content environments for making effective use of the vast amount of digital content on the internet.
The lab works on this by integrating and advancing AI and machine learning, information retrieval, and recommender system technologies.
The listed research themes are recommender systems, AI applications, information retrieval, social computing, and interaction design (UX/UI).
In education, Prof. Ushiama teaches lectures and exercises covering a wide range of areas in cyberspace design and information technology.
Key terms
- Recommender systems
- Technology that selects and presents content worth viewing according to a user's preferences and situation
- Information retrieval
- Technology for finding the information one is looking for within a large amount of information
- Social computing
- A field of computing that handles information on the basis of connections between people, such as on social media
ResearchResearch themes
The lab aims to make effective use of the vast amount of digital content on the internet. It studies the design of content environments using AI, machine learning, information retrieval, and recommender system technologies.
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- ProfessorTaketoshi Ushiama
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- Top image: “Public Bookcase - Park Komenského East, Košice, SK” Wkmdjay / CC0 (cropped)
- Designing digital content environments: “Setups @ One Step Beyond at Museum of Natural History” ghostdad / CC BY-SA 2.0 (cropped)
- Related lab (Content Environment Design (Taketoshi Ushiama) Lab): “InformationRetrieval” Neni ugr / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
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