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Irie Lab
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The lab studies media understanding through pattern recognition and machine learning.
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Understanding media through pattern recognition and machine learning
The Irie Lab conducts research on pattern recognition, machine learning, and media understanding.
Its research fields are perceptual information processing (pattern recognition) and intelligent informatics (machine learning).
Research topics include selective forgetting in vision-language models and indoor depth estimation using ultrasound and deep learning.
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Won the MIRU Excellence Award
Received the Best Paper Award 1st Runner-up at ICIP2024
Won the MIRU Audience Award
Won the MIRU Interactive Presentation Award
Received an Outstanding Paper award in the Student Paper Special Issue
ResearchResearch themes
The Irie Lab conducts research on pattern recognition, machine learning, and media understanding. Its research topics include selective forgetting in vision-language models and indoor depth estimation based on ultrasound and deep learning.
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- ProfessorGo Irie
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