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Sei Lab
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A lab researching technologies that support the information society, such as agents and data mining.
AboutAbout the lab
Exploring new technologies that support the information society
The Sei Lab, operating as the Tahara-Sei Lab, works on four themes: agents, the intelligent Web, software engineering, and data mining.
The lab's website introduces these as advanced information technology fields that will carry the sophisticated information society of the 21st century.
The lab studies what the future information society should look like and the new technologies that will support it.
Key terms
- Agent
- A software concept in which a program acts on a user's behalf, making its own decisions
- Data mining
- A technology for finding useful rules and trends in large amounts of data
NewsLab news
A lab member won first place in an international competition at the IEEE Conference on Games
A lab member received the Best Presentation Award at ICCAE 2026
A lab member received the Best Presentation Award at IEEE CCET 2025
ResearchResearch themes
The lab's research is based on four areas: agents, the intelligent Web, software engineering, and data mining. It works on the future shape of the information society and the new technologies that will support it.
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- Yuichi Sei
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