Learning from brain functions
to realize intelligent systems
as artificial intelligence
[Japanese-medium]Artificial and Natural Intelligence Course
Artificial and Natural Intelligence Course Official SiteLearning the organic relation between natural intelligence and artificial intelligence
Students will systematically gain comprehensive knowledge and skills for data analysis, mathematical modeling and simulation, based on the data obtained by measurement of natural and social phenomena. This enables students to understand target systems through obtaining real data and extracting information, and to build intelligent systems using information technology.
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01 What students can learn
Students can understand the brain functions through measurement
Students will learn physiological and anatomical knowledge of the brain, as the basis for human intelligence information systems, and understand the brain functions through measurement by conducting sensory and perception experiments. In addition, students will learn theoretical frameworks for comprehending the mechanisms of brain functions from an information processing perspective and enhance their understanding of engineering applications.
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02 What students can learn
Students can realize intelligent systems by information technology
In order to make computers learn as humans naturally do by interacting with the environment, we need to understand learning algorithms. Students will acquire basic knowledge of the underlying technologies for machine learning and pattern recognition, and deepen their understanding through problem-based exercises and case studies.
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03 What students can learn
Students can model and simulate the real world
Students will learn methods to model the basic underlying principles in various natural and social phenomena in the real world, and learn mathematical and algorithmic frameworks for optimization. Students will study how to formalize and model target problems for computer simulation, solve the problem on computers, and deepen their understanding through programming exercises.
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Physiological Engineering Students will learn physiological and anatomical knowledge of the sensory system and acquire methods of measurement and analysis.
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Color Science Students will learn methods and principles for handling color, which is a psychophysical quantity, from a quantitative and engineering perspective.
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Psychophysics Students will learn the basics of psychophysics, which is a system for studying perception and sensation.
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Brain Function in Data Processing Students will learn about the structure and function of the brain, which is a representative example of an intelligent information processing system.
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Machine Learning Students will learn the basic techniques indispensable for statistical machine learning and statistical pattern recognition.
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Experimental Data Analysis Students will learn practical skills in handling experimental data, such as examining the significance of experimental results.
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Simulation Engineering Students will learn about computer simulation, which is a problem-solving method using computers.
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Mathematical Optimization Students will learn how to model real-world targets and use computers to perform optimization.
