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Graduate School of Data Science and School of Data Science, Yokohama City University
This laboratory is engaged in research to model and predict people's behavior and social situations and to lead them to a more wll-being state by analyzing a wide range of data related to human behavior, such as life logs, service usage history, movement trajectories, and social media, while taking human characteristics into account.
July 2025: Mr. Takuya Okada (former B4 student) was awarded the LOIS Young Researcher Award at the IEICE LOIS Technical Committee.
July 2025: Dr. Takeshi Kurashima (Distinguished Researcher, NTT Human Informatics Laboratories) has been appointed as a Visiting Associate Professor in our laboratory.
June 2025: The research presentation by Ms. Manami Sanematsu (B4) at DEIM2025 received the Outstanding Interactive Presentation Award.
May 2025: We organized a session on Behavioral Data Science at JSAI2025, where two research presentations from our lab were also delivered.
April 2025: The new academic year has begun, and two new members (M1s) have joined our group.
March 2025: One student completed the master's program, six students graduated from the undergraduate program, and Takuya Okada received the Best Undergraduate Thesis Award.
March 2025: Ryuichi Sudo (M1), Tomoki Kawabata (M1), Tetsuro Takahashi (M1), and Manami Sanematsu (B4) each received the Student Presentation Award at DEIM2025!
February 2025: Ten students will present at DEIM2025, held from February 27 to March 4.
February 2025: One paper has been accepted for a Special Session at PAKDD2025, which will be held in Sydney, Australia, in June.
November 2024: Takuya Okada (B4) presented at the IEICE SIG-LOIS.
October 2024: A team consisting of Kohei Iihama (M1), Ryuichi Sudo (M1), Yota Kurisuno (B4), and Tomoki Kawabata (M1) won a prize at the NEC Analytics Challenge Cup 2024.
September 2024: Six undergraduate students joined our lab!
August 2024: Two papers have been accepted for presentation at DEXA 2024, which will be held at the University of Naples Federico II in Naples, Italy.
April 2024: At the start of the academic year, we welcomed four new members: two external M1s and two from within (M1 and B4).
In this laboratory, we are engaged in research in the area of Behavioral Data Science, with a focus on approaches in the field of computer science, such as data engineering and machine learning. Behavioral Data Science is a research area that aims to understand the characteristics of human behavior and psychology and to utilize human behavior data by combining "knowledge related to behavior in the behavioral sciences such as psychology, economics, sociology, etc." and "approaches in the field of computer science such as computer science, data engineering, information systems, etc.". Currently, we are mainly focusing on the following human behaviors, but we plan to conduct research on a wide range of human behaviors, including but not limited to the following.
Human mobility in urban areas
Behaviors toward Well-Being
Behaviors for browsing and transmitting information on the Web
Contact
Contact
Address：Yokohama City University, Kanazawa-Hakkei Campus, Education and Research Building 215 (22-2 Seto, Kanazawa-ku, Yokohama 236-0027、Kanagawa, Japan)
Mail：toda.hir.xg@YCU
Please replace "YCU" in the e-mail address with "yokohama-cu.ac.jp".
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