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Committee Date Time Place Paper Title / Authors Abstract Paper #
WIT, HI-SIGACI 2023-12-07
14:50
Tokyo AIST Tokyo Waterfront (TBD) Cooking support database for visually impaired people -- Basic study of information presentation method based on consumption behavior process model SIPS --
Yuka Kanno, Shunichi Yonemura (SIT) WIT2023-35
The cooking process for the visually impaired involves various potential hazards and errors, and it is not easy for the ... [more] WIT2023-35
pp.56-63
DE, CEA, IPSJ-DBS 2017-12-22
18:15
Tokyo National Institute of Informatics Proposal of Recipe Search Method Using Temporal Features of Recipe and Cooking Motivation
Hiroki Kirimoto, Kazuhiro Kazama (Wakayama Univ.) DE2017-30
There are many recipes, which has their own temporal features such as seasonality or annual events, on the recipe sharin... [more] DE2017-30
pp.47-52
PRMU, IBISML, IPSJ-CVIM [detail] 2017-09-16
15:45
Tokyo   A study of Cooking Behavior Recognition based on Deep Learning
Sho Oi, Tsuyoshi Ikegaya, Mutsuo Sano (Osaka Institute of Tech.) PRMU2017-61 IBISML2017-33
We study a cognitive rehabilitation at home. The cognitive rehabilitation targets activities of daily living such as coo... [more] PRMU2017-61 IBISML2017-33
pp.195-201
PRMU, BioX 2017-03-21
16:50
Aichi   [Short Paper] A Study of Attention Function Evaluation for Cooking based on Wearable Sensor
Sho Oi, Mutsuo Sano (Osaka Institute of Tech), Hajime Tabuchi, Satoshi Umeda, Fumie Saito, Toshiro Horigome (Keio Univ.) BioX2016-76 PRMU2016-239
An attention function has five basic functions: 1) sustained attention; 2) selective attention; 3) alternating attention... [more] BioX2016-76 PRMU2016-239
pp.255-258
HCS 2017-03-15
10:50
Miyagi   Communication as a Co-creation -- A Case Study of Creation of a New Recipe --
Masaki Suwa (Keio Univ.), Haruyuki Fujii (Tokyo Inst. Tech.), Hideyuki Nakashima (Tokyo Univ.) HCS2016-92
We argue that communication is an act of value co-creation, and that values created by the participants through that com... [more] HCS2016-92
pp.11-16
PRMU, IPSJ-CVIM, IBISML [detail] 2016-09-06
09:00
Toyama   Attention Behavior Estimation and Understading during Daily Living based on Egocentric Vision
Sho Ooi, Tsuyoshi Ikegaya, Mutsuo Sano (Osaka Institute of Tech), Hajime Tabuchi, Satoshi Umeda, Fumie Saito, Toshiro Horigome (Keio Univ.) PRMU2016-78 IBISML2016-33
This paper is proposed by the attention behavior estimation and understanding during daily living based on egocentric vi... [more] PRMU2016-78 IBISML2016-33
pp.185-190
LOIS, IE, EMM, IEE-CMN, ITE-ME [detail] 2015-09-11
13:30
Aichi Nagoya University, Higashiyama Campus A Proposal of Recipe Conversion Algorithm for Cooking-Step Schedule Optimization
Yukiko Matsushima, Nobuo Funabiki (Okayama Univ.) LOIS2015-27 IE2015-59 EMM2015-42
Previously, we proposed the cooking-step scheduling algorithm to minimize the required time for cooking multiple dishes ... [more] LOIS2015-27 IE2015-59 EMM2015-42
pp.67-72
CQ, IMQ, MVE, IE
(Joint) [detail]
2015-03-03
14:25
Tokyo Seikei Univ. Toward understanding cooking activities based on gaze analysis
Hiroya Inoue, Takatsugu Hirayama, Ichiro Ide, Daisuke Deguchi, Hiroshi Murase (Nagoya Univ.) IMQ2014-35 IE2014-96 MVE2014-83
In this report, we evaluate the possibility of classifying cooking actions by means of gaze analysis for the understandi... [more] IMQ2014-35 IE2014-96 MVE2014-83
pp.47-48
CQ, MVE, IE, IMQ, CEA
(Joint) [detail]
2014-03-07
11:20
Oita Beppu International Convention Center An Attention Assessment of Cooking Actions based on Cooking State Recognition
Sho Ooi, Masanari Sugitani, Takahiro Miyamoto, Mutsuo Sano, Kenzaburo Miyawaki (Osaka Institute of Tech) IMQ2013-61 IE2013-170 MVE2013-99
We have conducted ADL cognitive cooking rehabilitations for dementia patients and higher brain dysfunction people to pro... [more] IMQ2013-61 IE2013-170 MVE2013-99
pp.179-183
CQ, MVE, IE
(Joint) [detail]
2011-03-07
13:35
Nagasaki Yasuragi IOUJIMA Social Skills Training Support of Higher Brain Dysfunction by Cooperative Cooking Navigation System
Mutsuo Sano, Kenzaburo Miyawaki (Osaka Inst. of Tech.), Shunichi Yonemura (NTT), Keiko Sugano (Bukkyo Univ.), Michiko Ohde, Tomomi Koyama (Osaka Pref. Self-Reliance Center for Persons with Disabilies) IE2010-153 MVE2010-141
We have an important issue that higher brain dysfunction people should improve social skills for self-supporting. This p... [more] IE2010-153 MVE2010-141
pp.43-48
MVE 2008-01-25
10:00
Hyogo Kobe Translational Research Informatics Center A Virtual Assistant for Making Cooking Video -- An artificial agent promoting explanations of potential knowledge and know-how on cooking --
Shunichi Maeda, Kanako Obata, Motoyuki Ozeki, Yuichi Nakamura (Kyoto Univ) MVE2007-74
This paper presents a novel idea of applying ``Virtual Assistant''to cooking video production. ``Virtual Assistant'' is ... [more] MVE2007-74
pp.33-38
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