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Adaptive Information Processing Lab
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A lab that studies information processing that changes how it works according to the environment and circumstances.
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Changing how processing is done to suit the environment and situation
The Adaptive Information Processing Lab studies information processing methods that change algorithms and models by adapting to the environment and circumstances.
Living organisms, including humans, can solve problems through repeated trial and error while using limited information processing resources.
Regarding this process as "adaptive information processing," the lab proposes adaptive algorithms for pattern recognition, signal and image processing, and search, based on theories of learning, optimization, and signal processing.
The lab conducts research aimed at solving real-world problems.
Key terms
- Adaptive information processing
- An approach to information processing that solves problems while changing algorithms and models according to the environment and circumstances
- Pattern recognition
- Processing that extracts features from data in order to distinguish objects
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Regarding the process by which living organisms, including humans, solve problems through repeated trial and error with limited information processing resources as "adaptive information processing," the lab studies information processing that changes algorithms and models according to the environment and circumstances. Based on theories of learning, optimization, and signal processing, the lab proposes algorithms for pattern recognition, signal and image processing, and search, with the aim of solving real-world problems.
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The lab's members consist of faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate students.
- ProfessorKeisuke Kameyama
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