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Artificial Intelligence Lab (Akinori Abe)
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The lab uses artificial intelligence to explore intelligent reasoning such as abduction, and the sensibilities of language.
AboutAbout the lab
Thinking about reasoning and the sensibilities of language through artificial intelligence.
The lab centers on artificial intelligence and studies intelligent reasoning that uses higher-order inference such as abduction.
It also conducts research on chance discovery, which finds rare or new events that may become risks or benefits in the future.
In language engineering, which focuses on the sensibility-related aspects of language, the lab is developing mechanisms to (semi-)automatically generate poems, catchphrases, and the like by computer.
This research is oriented toward many areas, including machine reasoning as well as art and economics.
Key terms
- Chance discovery
- Research on finding, among rare or new events, those that may become risks or benefits in the future
- Language engineering
- Research on mechanisms to (semi-)automatically generate poems, catchphrases, and the like by computer, focusing on the sensibility-related aspects of language
ResearchResearch themes
The lab centers on artificial intelligence and conducts research oriented toward a wide range of areas, from machine reasoning to art and economics. The faculty introduction lists research on intelligent reasoning using abduction and similar methods, chance discovery, and language engineering.
Intelligent Reasoning Such as Abduction
The lab studies intelligent reasoning that uses higher-order inference such as abduction.
Chance Discovery from Rare Events
The lab studies chance discovery, which finds rare or new events that may become risks or benefits in the future.
Poems, Catchphrases, and Language Engineering
The lab studies language engineering, which focuses on the sensibility-related aspects of language. It is developing mechanisms to (semi-)automatically generate poems, catchphrases, and the like by computer.
MembersFaculty
- ProfessorAkinori Abe
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