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Social Mathematics and Computer Algebra Lab
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A lab that tackles industrial and social challenges with mathematical technologies and artificial intelligence.
AboutAbout the lab
Finding mathematics within applications and giving it back to mathematics.
Professor Hirokazu Anai's lab conducts research that tackles challenges facing industry and society using mathematical technologies and artificial intelligence such as machine learning.
The lab aims for innovation in the mathematical technologies themselves, which is necessary for solving problems and creating new value.
Centered on research into algorithms and applications of computer algebra, the lab has also continued work on automatically solving mathematical problems.
The lab aims to discover mathematics within applications, feed it back to mathematics, and create new mathematics.
Key terms
- Computer algebra
- A field of computation in which computers manipulate expressions containing symbols as expressions, rather than working with numbers
- Machine learning
- An artificial intelligence technique in which computers learn rules from data and use them for prediction and decision-making
- AI for Math
- A name for research that applies artificial intelligence to solving mathematical problems
ResearchResearch themes
The lab aims to solve industrial and social challenges with mathematical technologies and artificial intelligence such as machine learning, and to create new value. To achieve the innovation in mathematical technologies this requires, it works on automatically solving mathematical problems, with computer algebra at the center.
*Illustrative imageSolving Problems with Mathematical Technologies and AI
This research solves the wide range of challenges facing industry and society using state-of-the-art mathematical technologies and artificial intelligence such as machine learning, leading to the creation of new value. The lab aims for the innovation in mathematical technologies that this requires.
*Illustrative imageComputer Algebra and Automatic Solving of Mathematical Problems
Centered on research into algorithms and applications of computer algebra, the lab has pursued ways to automatically solve mathematical problems. It is also interested in research on AI for Math and its industrial applications.
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- ProfessorHirokazu Anai
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