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HIP, HCS, HI-SIGCOASTER [detail] 2020-05-14
16:10
Online Online Estimation of recognizing emotions of facial images using EEG features
Satoru Waseda, Minoru Nakayama (TokyoTech) HCS2020-10 HIP2020-10
Relationship between viewer's scalp potentials and subjective impression
during viewing facial emotions was analysed u... [more]
HCS2020-10 HIP2020-10
pp.47-52
SS, MSS 2020-01-15
11:20
Hiroshima   Modeling of Prediction Processes based on Learning Colored Petri Nets
Ibuki Kawamitsu, Morikazu Nakamura (Univ. of the Ryukyus) MSS2019-53 SS2019-37
This paper presents a modeling approach to visualize the prediction process of machine learning based on learning colore... [more] MSS2019-53 SS2019-37
pp.73-78
DE, IPSJ-DBS 2019-12-24
09:35
Tokyo National Institute of Informatics A Book Prediction Model Based on User's Book Arrangement and It's Evaluation
Tatsuya Miyamoto, Daisuke Kitayama (Kogakuin Univ.) DE2019-21
In recent years, the evaluation of recommender systems has focused on not only accuracy but other aspects.
This is bec... [more]
DE2019-21
pp.1-5
IT 2019-07-25
14:25
Tokyo NATULUCK-Iidabashi-Higashiguchi Ekimaeten Bayes Optimal Prediction and Its Approximative Algorithm on Model Including Cluster Explanatory Variables and Regression Explanatory Variables
Haruka Murayama, Shota Saito, Yuta Nakahara, Toshiyasu Matsushima (Waseda Univ.) IT2019-16
In this research, data are assumed to be divided in clusters based on a part of the continuous explanatory variables, an... [more] IT2019-16
pp.5-10
MBE 2019-07-20
11:20
Tokushima   Near future drowsiness prediction using support vector regression analysis of electroencephalogram parameters
Izzat Akbar, Arthur Rumagit, Mitaku Utsunomiya, Takamasa Morie, Tomohiko Igasaki (Kumamoto Univ.) MBE2019-21
Traffic accident becomes a global concern recently. One of the causes is drowsy driving. Previous studies tried to solve... [more] MBE2019-21
pp.13-18
R 2019-06-14
15:30
Tokyo Kikai-Shinko-Kaikan Bldg. Identification comparison of software fault-prone modules using nonlinear logistic regression models
Kazunari Yamanaka, Tadashi Dohi, Hiroyuki Okamura (Hiroshima U.) R2019-12
In this article, we compare several non-linear logistic regression models used in a fault-prone
identification problem... [more]
R2019-12
pp.19-24
IA, ICSS 2019-06-06
14:40
Miyagi Research Institute for Electrical Communication, Tohoku University RSSI Prediction of LoRa in Indoor Environment with Support Vector Regression
Mai Hirata, Hideya Ochiai, Hiroshi Esaki (UTokyo) IA2019-1 ICSS2019-1
In this study, we focused on LoRa which is one of the LPWA.We proposed the method to estimate the RSSI from the environm... [more] IA2019-1 ICSS2019-1
pp.1-6
ITS, IEE-ITS 2019-03-04
10:55
Kyoto Kyoto Univ. Improvement in travel time prediction based on linear regression models
Shigeharu Toyoda, Ken-ichi Masuda, Kentarou Takaki (SEI) ITS2018-87
In the case of the database of the Japan Digital Road Map Association, there are 1.54 million road links even in Japan's... [more] ITS2018-87
pp.5-10
IBISML 2018-11-05
15:10
Hokkaido Hokkaido Citizens Activites Center (Kaderu 2.7) IBISML2018-87 A learning algorithm to perform sparse estimation method can estimate effective parameters of a polynomial regression mo... [more] IBISML2018-87
pp.321-328
KBSE, SS, IPSJ-SE [detail] 2018-07-18
10:30
Hokkaido   An analysis of the impact of temporal changes of developers' activities on the committer candidate prediction model
Daiki Yamasaki, Masao Ohira, Akinori Ihara, Yutaro Kashiwa, Tomoki Miyazaki (Wakayama Univ.) SS2018-4 KBSE2018-14
Many of large-scale open source projects have a serious problem in recruiting committers who have a privilege to commit ... [more] SS2018-4 KBSE2018-14
pp.19-24
IN 2018-01-23
14:50
Aichi WINC AICHI BPM Estimation of Anime Incidental Music by Multiple Regression Analysis of Spoken Lines
Yuta Ito, Komei Arasawa, Shun Hattori (Muroran Inst. of Tech.) IN2017-88
Incidental music is background music of TV drama, anime, films, Plays, and so forth, and it is an important element to d... [more] IN2017-88
pp.97-102
SP, SIP, EA 2017-03-01
12:40
Okinawa Okinawa Industry Support Center [Poster Presentation] Dual-Sparsification of Kernel Regression Based on Sampling
Atsushi Kojima, Toshihisa Tanaka (TUAT) EA2016-102 SIP2016-157 SP2016-97
When the input pattern have redundant features in regression analysis or pattern recognition, the prediction accuracy is... [more] EA2016-102 SIP2016-157 SP2016-97
pp.115-118
IE, ITS, ITE-AIT, ITE-HI, ITE-ME, ITE-MMS, ITE-CE [detail] 2017-02-20
10:30
Hokkaido Hokkaido Univ. Predicting View and Exit Rates on MOOC
Yusuke Fukushima, Toshihiko Yamasaki, Kiyoharu Aizawa (UTokyo), Kenshiro Mori, Kensho Suzuki (Schoo)
While massive open online courses (MOOC) have gained increasing popularity in recent years, predicting the number of stu... [more]
IE, ITE-ME, ITE-AIT [detail] 2016-10-06
11:30
Fukuoka   A Method for Predicting Image Region Specified by Query Texts
Kou Endo (TUT), Kotarou Funakoshi, Eric Nichols (HRI-J), Masaki Aono (TUT) IE2016-66
We propose a method to identify the area in the image that corresponds to a user's text query. The input to the system i... [more] IE2016-66
pp.7-12
EA, ASJ-H 2016-08-09
13:30
Miyagi Tohoku Gakuin Univ., Tagajo Campus Improvement to an Objective Binaural Intelligibility Prediction Method
Kazuya Taira, Kazuhiro Kondo (Yamagata Univ.) EA2016-21
We attempted to improve the binaural intelligibility estimation method proposed in our previous paper. The number of dat... [more] EA2016-21
pp.7-12
MICT, ASN, MoNA
(Joint)
2016-01-29
10:15
Kanagawa Hotel Okada Analysis of Family Electricity Data Obtained by Smart Meters
Kazuki Omomo, Yuta Kobiyama, Qiangfu Zhao (Univ. Aizu) ASN2015-90
In this paper, by using electricity data obtained by smart meters located in residential houses, we try to predict futur... [more] ASN2015-90
pp.63-68
SP 2016-01-14
13:00
Kanagawa Sunpian Kawasaki [Invited Talk] Articulatory controllable statistical parametric speech synthesis using EMA data
Junichi Yamagishi (NII/Univ. Edinburgh) SP2015-88
This paper describes speech processing work in which articulator movements are used in conjunction with the acoustic spe... [more] SP2015-88
pp.19-24
SIP 2015-08-20
10:20
Tokyo National Institute of informatics A Study of High-precision Activity Meter by Microwave Sensor Using Machine Learning
Michiyo Hiramoto, Kurato Maeno (OKI) SIP2015-58
We have studied a high-precision activity meter without any wearable devices for the elderly who intend to stay at their... [more] SIP2015-58
pp.41-46
R 2015-07-31
15:10
Aomori   On Software Quality Prediction Based on Generalized Linear Models
Shinji Inoue, Shigeru Yamada (Tottori Univ.) R2015-18
Statistical analysis approaches are often discussed for statistical software quality prediction based on software proces... [more] R2015-18
pp.25-30
NC, IPSJ-BIO, IBISML, IPSJ-MPS
(Joint) [detail]
2015-06-25
10:20
Okinawa Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology e-Bagging: The Information Geometric Dual of Breiman's Bagging -- An Application to the Nadaraya-Watson Regression with the k-Nearest Neighbor Crossover Kernel --
Naoki Hamada, Hiroyuki Higuchi, Katsumi Homma (Fujitsu Labs.) IBISML2015-23
The $k$-nearest neighbor crossover kernel, which we proposed recently, is a very flexible kernel that is virtually equiv... [more] IBISML2015-23
pp.187-194
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