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Iwaihara Lab
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A data engineering lab studying how to safely share ever-growing amounts of information.
AboutAbout the lab
Thinking about information sharing, starting from databases.
The Iwaihara Lab studies query languages and query processing, building on databases that store and efficiently share information.
Because information on the internet is growing rapidly and becoming more diverse, the lab develops databases and web information systems that can cope with this.
It applies fundamentals such as algorithms, graph theory, and logic to system development, and also considers new ways of sharing information from a societal perspective.
It also emphasizes security and privacy protection techniques for sharing databases safely.
Key terms
- Database
- A system that stores large amounts of information so that it can be searched for and retrieved when needed
- Query processing
- The computational procedures for answering queries to a database quickly and correctly
- Graph theory
- A field of mathematics that represents things as combinations of points and the lines connecting them, and studies their properties
ResearchResearch themes
The Iwaihara Lab studies data engineering, which deals with the extraction, analysis, and use of data, and works on developing new methods. By combining deep learning techniques, it aims to handle a variety of tasks effectively, efficiently, and automatically.
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- ProfessorMizuho Iwaihara
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