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Nishida Lab
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A lab that studies program inversion, transformation, and verification using term rewriting and related methods.
AboutAbout the lab
Studying program transformation, inversion, and verification
The Nishida Lab studies term rewriting, program inversion, program transformation, and program verification.
Its research also includes conditional rewriting, constrained rewriting, and narrowing.
The lab belongs to the Computation Theory research group of the Department of Information Systems, and is introduced on the same lab website as the Sakai Lab.
Key terms
- Term rewriting
- A computational mechanism in which an expression is rewritten step by step into another expression according to predetermined rules
- Program inversion
- Constructing, from an original program, a program that computes in the opposite direction, that is, one that finds the input from the output
ResearchResearch themes
The lab studies program inversion, transformation, and verification, as well as term rewriting and constrained rewriting. Its paper titles also include work on transforming programs into logically constrained term rewriting systems.
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- ProfessorNaoki Nishida
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