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Takahiro Katagiri, Professor
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The Katagiri-Hoshino Lab studies generative AI, numerical computation, and software auto-tuning, with high-performance computing (HPC) at its core. Its research addresses the shift from "HPC where humans write everything" to "HPC where AI and humans collaboratively design, generate, verify, and optimize." Using supercomputers, the lab works on massively parallel computing, large-scale machine learning, GPU computing, and quantum-computer-related technologies. Undergraduate students in the School of Informatics, Department of Computer Science can list this lab as a preference when they are assigned to labs in their fourth year.
Hajime Shimada, Associate Professor
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The lab of Associate Professor Hajime Shimada researches network security, cybersecurity, network operations, and computer architecture. In network security, it works on detecting and classifying malicious traffic and protecting servers. In cybersecurity, it works on detecting and classifying malware and automatically collecting threat intelligence. In network operations, it works on feature extraction and OpenFlow. In architecture, it works on computer architecture, low-power architecture, dependable architecture, and processor architecture.
Takeshi Hamaguchi, Assistant Professor
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Prof. Hamaguchi of the Software Theory Division studies software development using formal methods. The lab belongs to the Department of Information Systems, Graduate School of Informatics, Nagoya University. The courses he teaches include Discrete Mathematics Exercises, Non-procedural Languages Exercises, Computer Science Experiments I, and Computer Science Experiments II.
Ichiro Ide, Professor
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The Ide Lab studies the processing of multimedia data, centered on video and including images, text, and audio. Video contains not only images but also text, speech, and other sounds, so it can be processed effectively only by understanding each medium together as a whole. The lab conducts video processing research jointly with Professor Hiroshi Murase of Nagoya University, Professor Shin'ichi Satoh of the National Institute of Informatics, and others. The lab recruits students through the Department of Intelligent Systems, Graduate School of Informatics.
Tomoki Toda, Professor
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The Toda Lab studies speech information processing, music information processing, and sound environment information processing. For speech, the lab covers voice conversion that changes voice quality, speech synthesis, speech recognition, spoken dialogue, and speech translation. For music, it covers singing voice conversion and synthesis, automatic music transcription, and music source separation. For sound environments, it covers acoustic event recognition, anomalous sound detection, and sound source separation. This page is Professor Toda's personal website; the lab has a separate homepage.
Daisuke Deguchi, Associate Professor
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The Deguchi Lab researches pattern recognition, centered on recognizing and understanding video and images. With the major goal of augmenting and supporting human visual function, the lab is divided into a human sensing group, which targets people, and an environment sensing group, which targets the environment around vehicles. The human sensing group studies ways to make daily life more convenient through person detection, action recognition, and similar technologies. The environment sensing group studies how to use vehicle sensors to support safe and comfortable driving. On the lab's website, it is introduced under the name "Chair of Fundamental Intelligent Informatics (Deguchi)."
Keisuke Fujii, Professor
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The Fujii Lab researches information processing technologies, such as machine learning, for handling complex time-series data including human body movement. Mainly using body movement data from sports actually played, the lab aims to elucidate skillful human movement and flexible teamwork. Another of its goals is to develop information technology that a wide range of people can use conveniently.
Takahiro Komamizu, Associate Professor
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The lab of Associate Professor Takahiro Komamizu lists databases and data mining as its research fields and studies data management and classification. The research keywords listed are imbalanced data classification, Linked Open Data, analytical processing, and multimedia data management. The lab also works on managing data related to Japanese law.
Seigo Ito, Visiting Associate Professor
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The visiting faculty of the Fundamental Intelligent Informatics Chair (Seigo Ito and Naohiro Tawara) belong to the Fundamental Intelligent Informatics Chair in the Department of Intelligent Systems, Graduate School of Informatics, as Visiting Associate Professors. Visiting Associate Professor Ito is affiliated with Toyota Central R&D Labs, and Visiting Associate Professor Tawara is affiliated with NTT Communication Science Laboratories of NTT, Inc. Visiting Associate Professor Ito's research fields are listed as smart logistics, smart factories, autonomous mobile robots, and autonomous driving, while Visiting Associate Professor Tawara's are listed as speech information processing and acoustic signal processing. Visiting Associate Professor Tawara's personal page states that Tawara is a researcher in the Signal Processing Research Group at NTT Communication Science Laboratories.
Yoshiharu Ishikawa, Professor
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The Ishikawa Lab researches database system technologies for efficiently analyzing and searching large-scale data. The lab carries out research projects in areas such as spatiotemporal databases and data stream processing. Prof. Yoshiharu Ishikawa belongs to the Department of Intelligent Systems, Graduate School of Informatics, and teaches in the Department of Computer Science, School of Informatics.
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