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Research plan presentation was held and 4 master students were awarded
Research plan presentation by Master and Doctoral students were held on December 2, 2020, and 4 students were selected as excellent presenters. These 4 winners were commended on July 2020 as shown below. Previous research plan presentations had took place in the form of a poster presentation, but the latest one was held online due to COVID-19. They have been held as a part of the Master’s and Doctoral research in Department of Information and Communication Engineering. Master students are recommended to make the presentation after 6 months of their admission and they are required to have the presentation by finishing their courses. The aims of this event are to acquire presentation skills as well as to make their research plan by understanding their own research’s value. The presentations are voted by professors in the course, and the Master students who made the excellent presentations are awarded. Doctoral students are recommended to make the presentation as well, though it is not mandatory.
The awarded Master students are the following 4 students:
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- Prize Winner：
- Mr. Kosuke Mori (Shinozaki Lab.)
- Title：
- Cross-Lingual Transfer Learning for Japanese English Speech Recognition
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- Prize Winner：
- Mr. Junnosuke Suzuki (Motomura Lab.)
- Title：
- A research toward achieving better trade-off between Accuracy and computation cost for Edge AI Inference
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- Prize Winner：
- Mr. Sora Hisaichi (Watanabe Lab.)
- Title：
- Real-time model-based tracking using high-speed depth sensing
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- Prize Winner：
- Mr. Shoma Uchiyama (Yamada Lab.)
- Title：
- A bias suppression technique of a t-SVD type nuclear norm and its application to tensor completion problems
Congratulations!
Assoc.Prof. Takahiro Shinozaki(left)and Mr. Kosuke Mori(right)
（from left）Assoc.Prof.Jaehoon Yu, Mr. Junnosuke Suzuki,
and Prof. Masato Motomura
Mr. Sora Hisaichi
Mr. Shoma Uchiyama（left）and Prof. Isao Yamada（right）
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