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Social Implementation of Natural Language Processing Lab (Shuntaro Yada)
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The lab applies natural language processing to social problems and makes expert knowledge computable.
AboutAbout the lab
Carrying knowledge woven in words into the future through computation.
Associate Professor Shuntaro Yada works on research that applies natural language processing to social problems and implements it as systems.
While building systems, the lab is attempting to turn expert knowledge into a form that can be computed.
So far, the lab has built a system that summarizes and visualizes medical and clinical literature, and a system that supports school libraries.
The lab pursues "computing for knowledge and language," which connects knowledge woven in words to the future through computational technology.
Key terms
- Natural language processing
- Technology that enables computers to handle human languages such as Japanese and English.
- Expert knowledge
- Knowledge accumulated in a specialized field, such as medicine.
- Computing for knowledge and language
- A research direction that connects knowledge woven in words to the future through computational technology.
ResearchResearch themes
The lab applies natural language processing to social problems and, while implementing it as systems, works to make expert knowledge computable. It aims to connect knowledge woven in words to the future through computational technology.
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- Associate ProfessorShuntaro Yada
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