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Committee Date Time Place Paper Title / Authors Abstract Paper #
DE, IPSJ-DBS 2023-12-26
14:00
Tokyo Institute of Industrial Science, The University of Tokyo Interpretation of unsupervised clustering based on XAI
Yu Sasaki, Fumiaki Saitoh (CIT) DE2023-28
Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI) aims to introduce transparency and interpretability into the decision-making o... [more] DE2023-28
pp.1-6
EMCJ 2023-11-24
13:25
Tokyo Kikai-Shinko-Kaikan
(Primary: On-site, Secondary: Online)
A Study on Explainability of Convolutional Neural Network Predicting Electric Characteristics of Automotive Wire Harness Based on Score Regression Activation Mapping (Score-RAM)
Syumpei Ebina, Tadatoshi Sekine, Shin Usuki, Kenjiro T. Miura (Shizuoka Univ.) EMCJ2023-74
In this report, we propose score regression activation mapping (Score-RAM) based on explainable artificial intelligence.... [more] EMCJ2023-74
pp.13-18
KBSE, SC 2023-11-18
10:20
Miyagi Sento Kaikan Towards Standardized Data Model for Service Recommendation Based on User Needs
Takuya Nakata, Sinan Chen (Kobe Univ.), Sachio Saiki (Kochi Univ. of Tech.), Masahide Nakamura (Kobe Univ.) KBSE2023-44 SC2023-27
Due to the internet's proliferation, digital devices, and COVID-19's impact, online service use has soared, driving dema... [more] KBSE2023-44 SC2023-27
pp.57-62
MI 2023-09-08
11:20
Osaka
(Primary: On-site, Secondary: Online)
A Study on Identifying Gender Differences Using Deep Learning from Retinal Fundus Images
Shota Tsutsui (Waseda Univ.), Ichiro Maruko, Moeko Kawai (TWMU), Yoichi Kato, Jun Ohya (Waseda Univ.) MI2023-17
Previous studies show that a properly designed and trained deep learning algorithm is capable to identify the gender of ... [more] MI2023-17
pp.8-11
DE 2023-06-16
09:10
Tokyo Musashino University
(Primary: On-site, Secondary: Online)
A POI recommendation method with explanatory nature for user's purpose based on online review information
Hajjime Katayama, Taketoshi Ushiama (Kyushu Univ.) DE2023-2
In this study, we propose a method in which the purpose of searching for a POI is entered as a query, and a POI suitable... [more] DE2023-2
pp.7-12
PRMU, IBISML, IPSJ-CVIM [detail] 2023-03-03
17:00
Hokkaido Future University Hakodate
(Primary: On-site, Secondary: Online)
Explainable Deep Clustering for Wafer Defect Pattern Classification
Yuki Okazaki, Hiroki Takahashi (The Univ. of Electro-Communications) PRMU2022-115 IBISML2022-122
Classification of specific defect patterns on semiconductor wafers is important in manufacturing processes. Recently, ma... [more] PRMU2022-115 IBISML2022-122
pp.299-304
PRMU 2022-09-15
10:00
Kanagawa
(Primary: On-site, Secondary: Online)
One-cut Network Pruning at Initialization with Explainable Image Concepts
Yinan Yang (Rits Univ.), Ying Ji (Nagoya Univ.), Yu Wang (Hitotsubashi Univ.), Jien Kato (Rits Univ.) PRMU2022-18
Recent research investigates the feasibility of one-cut network pruning at initialization (OPAI). SNIP and GraSP are tw... [more] PRMU2022-18
pp.49-54
SIP 2022-08-26
14:26
Okinawa Nobumoto Ohama Memorial Hall (Ishigaki Island)
(Primary: On-site, Secondary: Online)
Generation method of Adversarial Examples using XAI
Ryo Kumagai, Shu Takemoto, Yusuke Nozaki, Masaya Yoshikawa (Meijo Univ.) SIP2022-72
With the advancement of AI technology, AI can be applied to various fields. Therefore the accountability for the decisio... [more] SIP2022-72
pp.115-120
PRMU, IPSJ-CVIM 2022-05-13
10:30
Aichi Toyota Technological Institute Visualization of Decision Rationale Using Social and Physical Attention Mechanisms in Human Trajectory Prediction Model
Masahiro Kato, Norimichi Ukita (TTI) PRMU2022-3
There is a great deal of interest in explainable AI that clarifies the basis of decisions, such as why a model makes a p... [more] PRMU2022-3
pp.12-17
NS, IN
(Joint)
2022-03-10
11:00
Online Online Experimental Evaluation of Influence of Distributing Deep Learning-Based IDSs on Their Classification Accuracy and Explainability
Ayaka Oki, Yukio Ogawa, Kaoru Ota, Mianxiong Dong (Muroran-IT) IN2021-33
Increased data traffic associated with the wide spread usage of IoT devices accentuates the risk of large-scale cyber at... [more] IN2021-33
pp.13-18
MBE, NC
(Joint)
2022-03-02
11:00
Online Online Learning of a stacked autoencoder with regularizers added to the cost function, evaluation of their effectiveness, and clarification of its information compression mechanism
Masumi Ishikawa (Kyutech) NC2021-49
Deep learning has a serious drawback in that the resulting models tend to be a black box, hence hard to understand. A sp... [more] NC2021-49
pp.17-22
LOIS, ICM 2022-01-27
15:25
Online Online [Invited Talk] Cyber Security with Human-in-the-Loop Machine Learning
Masato Uchida (Waseda Univ.) ICM2021-38 LOIS2021-36
There have been many studies on methods to detect various malicious activities in cyberspace using machine learning mode... [more] ICM2021-38 LOIS2021-36
pp.31-33
NLP, MICT, MBE, NC
(Joint) [detail]
2022-01-23
12:10
Online Online Deep learning of mixture of continuous and categorical data with regularizers added to the cost function and evaluation of the effectiveness of sparse modeling
Masumi Ishikawa (Kyutech) NC2021-45
Deep learning has a serious drawback in that the resulting models tend to be a black box, hence hard to understand. A sp... [more] NC2021-45
pp.65-70
PRMU 2021-12-16
16:45
Online Online Supervoxel-based Explanation for Action Recognition
Ying Ji (Nagoya Univ.), Yu Wang (Ritsumeikan Univ.), Kensaku Mori (Nagoya Univ.), Jien Kato (Ritsumeikan Univ.) PRMU2021-42
Deep neural network has shown remarkable performance in various areas, including image classification, action recognitio... [more] PRMU2021-42
pp.98-100
SIS, ITE-BCT 2021-10-08
10:00
Online Online [Tutorial Lecture] The Past and The Future of Explainable AI Techniques
Yoshitaka Kameya (Meijo Univ.) SIS2021-17
Machine learning models of high predictive performance, such as deep neural networks and ensemble models, now play a cen... [more] SIS2021-17
pp.36-41
TL 2021-09-18
16:05
Online Online [Keynote Address] Neural Network as an Explainable Human -- A New Approach to Contrastive Studies --
Yugo Murawaki (Kyoto Univ.) TL2021-16
In this talk, I argue that techniques developed in the field of explainable AI (XAI) have potential applications in comp... [more] TL2021-16
pp.23-27
PRMU 2020-12-18
17:00
Online Online An evaluation method of area detection AI based on contribution pattern variation with noise addition
Yasuhide Mori, Naofumi Hama, Masashi Egi (Hitachi) PRMU2020-67
The processing of image recognition AI using machine learning is generally black-boxed, and grasping the operating chara... [more] PRMU2020-67
pp.166-171
NC, MBE
(Joint)
2020-03-06
14:55
Tokyo University of Electro Communications
(Cancelled but technical report was issued)
Efficient cluster mapping for conditions of weather based on combination of self-organizing map and hierarchical clustering
Kazuki Osawa, Keiji Kamei (NIT), Masumi Ishikawa (KIT) NC2019-113
Recently, applications of Deep Learning(AI) for solving social problems have been frequently proposed. However, there ar... [more] NC2019-113
pp.213-218
NC, MBE 2019-12-06
16:30
Aichi Toyohashi Tech Explaining Neural Networks by using a multiple tree
Shunya Sasaki, Masafumi Hagiwara (Keio Univ) MBE2019-58 NC2019-49
The existing Neural Networks (NNs) have a problem that it is difficult to explain the reasoning process and the grounds ... [more] MBE2019-58 NC2019-49
pp.79-84
PRMU, BioX 2019-03-17
14:45
Tokyo   A Study of Business Interpretation Technique for AI Predictions
Naoaki Yokoi, Masashi Egi (Hitachi, Ltd.) BioX2018-39 PRMU2018-143
(To be available after the conference date) [more] BioX2018-39 PRMU2018-143
pp.61-66
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