Natural language processing (NLP) is actively studied as one of
the main themes in the artificial intelligence field. It has
recently become an essential technical basis for every-day
tools such as machine translation and smart speakers. On the
other hand, the mechanism of natural language understanding, where human beings acquire knowledge through a language
to understand the world, has hardly been elucidated.
The Natural Language Processing Group works on such a wide range of research issues and solutions, and aims to promote collaboration among researchers both inside/outside of the university and of multi-disciplinary fields for contributing
greatly to the advancement of NLP research.
Professor
Department of Information and Communication Engineering, Graduate School of EngineeringAssociate Professor
Department of Information and Communication Engineering, Graduate School of EngineeringProfessor
Scholarly Information Division, Information Technology Center, Information and CommunicationsDesignatated Professor
Graduate School of LawDesignated Lecturer
Graduate School of LawProfessor
Administrative Support Organizations, Information Strategy OfficeAssociate Professor
Administrative Support Organizations, Information Security OfficeProfessor
Department of Intelligent Systems, Graduate School of InformaticsProfessor
Department of Intelligent Systems, Graduate School of InformaticsAssociate Professor
Mathematical and Data Science CenterAssociate Professor
Future Value Creation Research Center (FV-CRC), Graduate School of Informatics
