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Wakatsuki Lab
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The lab develops algorithms for the foundations of artificial intelligence.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring the foundations of AI through algorithms
The Wakatsuki Lab conducts research on the foundations of artificial intelligence within computer science.
Its research mainly involves developing algorithms.
Its research themes relate to automata and formal language theory, computational learning theory, combinatorial optimization problems, and game informatics.
Graduation research themes concern keywords such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and algorithms.
Key terms
- Automata and Formal Language Theory
- A theory that represents the mechanism of computation with mathematical machine models and studies the properties of sets of strings
- Computational Learning Theory
- A field that mathematically analyzes how computers learn from examples
- Combinatorial Optimization Problem
- A problem of choosing the best combination that meets given conditions from among many combinations of options
ResearchResearch themes
The lab conducts research on the foundations of artificial intelligence within computer science. It mainly develops algorithms and deals with topics related to automata and formal language theory, computational learning theory, combinatorial optimization problems, and game informatics.
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- Assistant ProfessorMitsuo Wakatsuki
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