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On April 1, 2000, I was appointed as the Professor of Information
Physics Laboratory #1 of Department of Mathematical Engineering and
Information Physics, Graduate School of Engineering, the University of
Tokyo. ( In the formality, my position at the University of Tokyo
(UT) used to be the secondary position with the primary one being a
professor of Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
(JAIST) from April to December, 2000. As the new century came, my
primary postion was switched to one at UT with the second one at
JAIST. )
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My research background includes speech recognition, synthesis, and
coding, spoken language processing, language modeling, human
interface, multimodal interface, and multimedia information processing
(before joining JAIST).
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On June 1, 1998, I joined Japan Advanced Institute of Science and
Technology (JAIST) as the Professor of Artificial Intelligence
Laboratory where research goals were to provide machines with
information processing abilities commonly found in human beings in
their daily life and realize machines with humanity for good
relationships with muman beings. Research subjects included pattern
recognition, learning machines and training algorithms, speech
recognition, speech synthesis, spoken language processing, dialog
understanding, artificial human image generation, hand-written
character recognition, music information processing, and other topics
related to intelligent processing of physical (real-world)
information.
After moving to the University of Tokyo, my research has the same
goals. The ultimate goal is "artificial personality" (that means
providing a machine with a human-like personality).
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