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Hasuike Lab
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A lab that uses mathematical science to support human-centered decision-making.
AboutAbout the lab
Toward better decisions through mathematics and data.
Hasuike Lab conducts wide-ranging research on decision-making under uncertainty, from model building to decision support.
Uncertainty comes in many kinds, from things that vary probabilistically to vague things that exist within people, such as the interpretation of words or intuition.
Research proceeds by abstracting real problems into mathematical models, then evaluating and analyzing the answers obtained through optimization.
The lab targets situations with diverse evaluation criteria, such as financial engineering, supply chain management, tourism science, and human behavior analysis.
Key terms
- Mathematical optimization
- A method that expresses objectives and constraints as mathematical formulas and finds the state in which the objective is best achieved within those constraints
- Multi-objective optimization
- Considering several objectives that are hard to satisfy together at the same time, and searching for a well-balanced solution
- Supply chain management
- Managing the flow from procurement of raw materials through production, transportation, and sales as one connected whole
NewsLab news
A doctoral student received the Best Paper Award at APIEMS2025
A doctoral student received the Paper Award (Excellence Award) from the Japan Railway Cybernetics Association
A graduate student received the Student Encouragement Award from the Research Group on Evaluation OR of the Operations Research Society of Japan
A graduate student received the FIT Encouragement Award at the 22nd Forum on Information Technology
Prof. Hasuike received the Case Study Award from the Operations Research Society of Japan
ResearchResearch themes
Hasuike Lab works across mathematical optimization, machine learning, and simulation, with research aimed at real-world use in society. Its goal is research on the theory and applications of decision-making that will carry the field beyond AI.
*Illustrative imageMathematical Optimization, Data Science, and AI
The lab works on multi-objective optimization and decision-making under uncertainty. It also conducts research on solving social issues with data science and AI, and on education in these areas.
*Illustrative imageFinancial Engineering
Through portfolio optimization, risk assessment, and trading strategies using machine learning, the lab explores how decisions should be made in volatile financial markets.
*Illustrative imageTourism Science and Human Flow Analysis
The lab works on tourism science that balances regional development with resolving overtourism. It treats tourism and movement mathematically, including transportation demand forecasting and route optimization.
*Illustrative imageLogistics and Supply Chains
Through demand forecasting, market price analysis, delivery and loading planning, and guidance simulations that reduce truck waiting times, the lab explores efficient and resilient logistics planning.
MembersFaculty
The members of Hasuike Lab are the faculty and master's and undergraduate students.As of 2026
- ProfessorTakashi Hasuike
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- Top image: “Soroban ( )” __U___ / CC BY 2.0 (cropped)
- Mathematical Optimization, Data Science, and AI: “Balance scale IMGP9722” Nikodem Nijaki / CC BY-SA 3.0 (cropped)
- Financial Engineering: “Eggs in basket 2020 G1” George Chernilevsky / CC BY-SA 4.0 (cropped)
- Tourism Science and Human Flow Analysis: “Itsukushima Gate” JordyMeow / CC BY-SA 3.0 (cropped)
- Logistics and Supply Chains: “Container cranes at the MPET- MSC PSA European Terminal in Port of Antwerp (Kieldrecht, Belgium) during the sunset civil twilight (DSCF3919)” Trougnouf / CC BY 4.0 (cropped)
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