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Kawamura Lab
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The lab studies mechanisms for running AI efficiently, as well as intelligent processing systems.
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Intelligent processing systems that support AI.
The Kawamura Lab studies the computing foundations that run AI processing efficiently, and the intelligent processing systems built on top of them.
What an intelligent processing system needs varies greatly depending on the type and scale of the social problem it addresses and how it is used.
For this reason, the lab conducts comprehensive research that spans applications, algorithms, and hardware architecture.
Key terms
- Combinatorial optimization
- A field of mathematics concerned with choosing the best combination that satisfies given conditions from a fixed set of options
- Machine learning
- Technology that lets computers automatically learn rules and patterns from large amounts of data
- Algorithm
- A procedure or set of computational rules for having a computer carry out a process
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The lab studies computing platforms that execute AI processing efficiently, and the intelligent processing systems that run on them. At present, it puts particular effort into research that combines combinatorial optimization with machine learning.
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- Associate ProfessorKazushi Kawamura
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