Interaction Lab
Grad. Sch. of Information Science, University of Hyogo
Modeling interactions via intelligence informatics
We study a variety of interactions, including “human-machine interactions” to support our daily lives / learning activities and “biological interactions” such as fish schools to elucidate the mechanism of collective behaviors. We seek to understand intelligence through the measurement, analysis, and modeling of those interactive behaviors using the techniques of artificial intelligence and machine learning with images, videos, and other types of sensory data.
Members
Specially appointed assistant professor
- Raj Rajeshwar Malinda
Graduate students (Doctoral course)
- Koichi Imanishi
- Qizhao Chen
Graduate students (Master, Long-term course)
- Tasuku Kinjo
Graduate students (M2)
- Teppei Kawanishi
- Sayaka Kogishi
- Takato Shibayama
- Nagato Nakahara
- Ryosuke Matsushita
- Taiki Murata
Graduate students (M1)
- Hiroki Kinoshita
- Masato Tanaka
- Kazunori Nonaka
- Takuma Murakami
- Yuji Yamaguchi
Undergraduate students
- Ryota Ikoma
- Haruki Izawa
- Akiyuki Koyama
- Haruka Takano
- Saeko Takizawa
- Yuta Furukawa
Faculty
Interests
- Pattern recognition & machine learning
- Image processing & computer vision
- Multi-modal interaction
- AI for education
- Collective-behavior analysis
Education
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Ph.D. in Informatics, 2007
Kyoto University
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M.S. in Informatics, 2001
Kyoto University
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B.S. in Engineering, 1999
Kyoto University
Contact
- +81-75-794-5213
- 8-2-1 Gakuen-nishimachi, Nishi-ku, Kobe, Hyogo 6512197, Japan
- Information Science Bldg. (Room 408)