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Papers by Akinori Abe

Acquisition of Feature Concepts Via Open Abductive Communication with Data Jackets

Springer eBooks, 2022

Language Resources and Evaluation, May 1, 2006

Chance discovery: Toward the next stage

New Generation Computing, Jun 1, 2003

座談会: ことば工学のススメ : 計算機はアーティストになれるか?

人工知能学会誌 = Journal of Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence, May 1, 2000

Fast Hypothetical Reasoning System using Analogy on Inference-path Network

Journal of Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence, 1992

New Generation Computing, Apr 1, 2022

Named Entity Recognition on Privacy Protection

IEICE technical report. Natural language understanding and models of communication, Jul 15, 2005

This special issue of Open Journal of Information Systems (OJIS) reports work on designing the ma... more This special issue of Open Journal of Information Systems (OJIS) reports work on designing the market of data for practical data sharing via educational and innovative communications (MoDAT). In the market of data, data are reasonably dealt with sold, opened, or shared based on negotiation. Since last years, we have been aiming at realizing a social environment, where each person feels free to share one's own and others' data for learning the latent value of data without fearing the loss of business opportunities. In the market, data and analysts' knowledge are shared by selling and buying, with reasonably determining the conditions for sharing. People in the market may communicate with each other in order to decide to expose the data as open-source, if the trust of the data provider is expected to be elevated highly due to the contribution to people in the public. Thus the Market of Data means a place where the value of data and knowledge can be externalized. OJIS is published by RonPub (www.ronpub.com), which is an academic publisher of online, open access, peer-reviewed journals.

Research on computing science, 2006

This paper illustrates our examination of the \E-nightingale Project," reports the results manual... more This paper illustrates our examination of the \E-nightingale Project," reports the results manually obtained from task analyses of nursing activities using spoken corpora, and describes the possibility o f automated task analyses using natural language processing technologies. Recently, medical malpractice has become a serious social problem and safety measures to prevent and decrease medical malpractice are being taken in some hospitals, for example, by building computerized database in new systems. The Japanese Nursing Association states in its guidelines that nurses are encouraged to make n ursing reports, including medical malpractice reports, and to analyze the cause of accidents, which is helpful for preventing recurrences. However, it is very di cult for nurses to produce detailed records during their working hours except for malpractice reports. Furthermore, it is hard work for nurses on duty to analyze the recorded data in detail. As a solution, we h a ve launched the \E-nightingale Project," in which some systems using wearable computers are being developed for the purpose of preventing and reducing medical malpractice. As part of this project, we built spoken corpora using voice data that were monitored and recorded daily nursing assignments in hospitals with our developed devices. 800 hours of voice data were accumulated, and 70 h o u r s o f t h o s e w ere transcribed as the spoken corpora. Then we s t a r t e d analyzing nursing tasks using the spoken corpora, and considered the possibility of automated task analysis using natural language processing technologies.

Why Can We Obtain Such an Analysis?

Springer eBooks, Nov 7, 2022

特集「主観性とパースペクティブ」にあたって

人工知能学会誌 = Journal of Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence, Jul 1, 2011

How can we collect satisfactory answers in art appreciation experiment?

2021 IEEE International Conference on Big Data (Big Data), 2021

We have been studying the way of art appreciation. For the study we have conducted several experi... more We have been studying the way of art appreciation. For the study we have conducted several experiments. Several results could be obtained. However, we have experienced some problems. One is for free descriptions, it is rather difficult to obtain sufficient number or size of answers from participants. Or it will take a lot of time to collect full free descriptions. Although we conducted the previous experiment to solve the question that "how will the value and preference of art be changed according to offered factors?" Then we conducted the experiment in order to determine which factor (information) will change the viewers' sense of value and preference of art in the art appreciation. In this paper, we will analyze the answers in the previous experiment to find which type of information or question could make participants write a sufficient size of free descriptions. In addition, we will discuss the problem in the context of IMDJ (Innovators Marketplace on Data Jackets).

Intelligent Decision Technologies, 2014

International Journal of Knowledge-based and Intelligent Engineering Systems, Dec 10, 2007

International Journal of Organizational and Collective Intelligence, 2010

Value sensing, to feel associated with the something in one's environment, has been defined as a ... more Value sensing, to feel associated with the something in one's environment, has been defined as a dimension of human's sensitivity in the literature of developmental psychology (Donaldson, 1992, p.143). It is meaningful to extend this concept to the creation of business strategies based on real data. The "value" here can be dealt with as a relation to the social environment, which business workers and customers create from their interaction via products and services, to redesign the market sustainably. For example, data mining may be regarded as a method for showing objectively useful knowledge, if we read the application results of data mining superficially, because data are collected from the real world via sensing systems such as POS (position of sales) registers, RFID tags, etc. However, the relational

What Kind of Influence Can Be Obtained during Groupwork in Art Appreciation

Procedia Computer Science

Narratology and Creativity

Advances in Linguistics and Communication Studies

In previous studies, the author discussed the creativity in IMDJ. The author discussed it from th... more In previous studies, the author discussed the creativity in IMDJ. The author discussed it from the perspective of abduction. In addition, the author discussed the role of comfortable communication in the creative situation as well as usual situation. In this chapter, the author discusses the role of narratology in the creative task.

FLAP, 2018

The notion of foundations has a large presence in theoretical enquiry. The notion of logical foun... more The notion of foundations has a large presence in theoretical enquiry. The notion of logical foundations has an equivocal presence, depending on how logic is to be understood. If taken in its modern mathematical sense, logic's foundational presence can be dated from 1879.[15] 1 If understood as the systematic analysis of real-life human reasoning in real time, logic has had a foundational significance since Aristotle in the 4 th century BC. Whether logical or otherwise (and in whichever sense), enquiry's foundational search for roots is both very old and of enduring importance. In section A on Foundations I'll devote some time to tracking the historical lineage of this idea, in the course of which we'll be able to grasp how significant a step it took in 1879 when, in effect, logic decided to detach itself from the business of sorting out the conditions under which real people reason well in real time in the shifting circumstances of human life. Section B on Cognitive Economics picks up on the question of what enables beings like us to do as well as we do when we negotiate the flow-through of premissory input to conclusional output. I will suggest that in large measure our successes as reasoners (and our This paper derives from the keynote lecture to the conference on the Logical Foundations of Strategic Reasoning, at the Korean Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Daejeon, November 3, 2016. Its original title was "Inconsistency-management in big information systems: Tactical and strategic challenges to logic." A companion piece in this same issue of the IfCoLoG Journal is entitled "What strategicians might learn from the common law: Implicit and tacit understandings of the unwritten." 1 The English title in the van Heijenoort volume is A Formula Language, Modeled upon that of Arithmetic, for Pure Thought. Notwithstanding Frege's own psychologistic references-thought, judgement, inference, concepts, certitude, and the like-Frege's "formula language" is an artificial one not meant for human speech or as a vehicle of cogitation. In section 6, of Begriffsschrift, the "Aristotelian modes of inference" are discussed. However, nothing Aristotle ever wrote about modes of inference are those ones.

Interpretable AI" is an artificial intelligence (AI) whose actions can be easily understood by hu... more Interpretable AI" is an artificial intelligence (AI) whose actions can be easily understood by humans. This is a theme of the workshop. For this theme, I will show several possibilities. For the "Interpretable AI," the key factor is curation. One of the main function of curation is to show something (person's concept etc.) to other persons. In addition curation should be conducted according to users' cognitive level. From this viewpoint in this paper I discuss two types curations and the effectiveness of curation. In addition, from the cognitive bias, I will also discuss two types curations.

Philosophies

Individuals usually go to art museums to enjoy artworks. Generally, in order to appreciate the ar... more Individuals usually go to art museums to enjoy artworks. Generally, in order to appreciate the art in museums, a brief summary of certain information is provided as a caption. Viewers usually read these descriptions to aid their understanding. To provide broader technical support for this activity, several researchers have proposed a protocol for art appreciation. For instance, Leder et al. proposed a stage model for aesthetic processing, which combines aspects of understanding and cognitive mastering with affective and emotional processing. We have also conducted several experiments in order to determine the effect of information during art appreciation. For instance, we conducted an experiment where information about a piece of art was offered gradually and incrementally. In the experiment, the participants seemed to be able to gradually understand the artwork according to the obtained information. Our observations indicate that they tried to create stories for the artworks in ord...