Members
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Team leaderKentaro Inui
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Deputy team leaderBenjamin Heinzerling
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Special postdoctoral researcherMasaya Taniguchi
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Postdoctoral researcherJungmin Choi
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Postdoctoral researcherYing Zhang
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Technical staff IYoriko Isobe
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Technical staff IMayumi Sugawara
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Technical staff IAna Brassard
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Visiting scientistKeisuke Sakaguchi
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Visiting scientistJun Suzuki
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Visiting scientistManabu Okumura
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Visiting scientistSho Yokoi
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Visiting scientistRyo Nagata
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Visiting scientistTatsuya Hiraoka
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Visiting scientistMasato Mita
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Visiting scientistNaoya Inoue
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Visiting scientistYuichiro Matsubayashi
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Visiting scientistHitomi Yanaka
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Visiting scientistP Saitostenetorp
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Visiting scientistReina Akama
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Visiting scientistAkira Murakami
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Visiting scientistShota Sasaki
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Visiting scientistChihiro Nakagawa
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Visiting scientistYutaka Ishii
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Visiting scientistManabu Kimura
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Visiting scientistItsumi Saito
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Visiting scientistRyoko Tokuhisa
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Research fellowAhmed Oumar
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Research fellowMunachiso Nwadike
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Student traineeYusaku Nishimiya
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Part-time worker IKaori Abe
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Part-time worker IHiroaki Funayama
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Part-time worker IYuya Asazuma
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Part-time worker IGoro Kobayashi
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Part-time worker IWenzhi Wang
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Part-time worker IMasaki Sakata
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Part-time worker ISteven Coyne
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Part-time worker IYoichi Aoki
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Part-time worker IKazuma Kokuta
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Part-time worker IKeito Kudo
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Part-time worker ITomoki Ariyama
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Part-time worker IIYuya Iwase
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Part-time worker IINaoki Miura
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Part-time worker IIMomoka Furuhashi
Introduction
In recent years, research on natural language processing has developed greatly in parallel with the distribution of huge language data and advances in machine learning and deep learning. However, a number of breakthroughs are still necessary for developing artificial intelligence that "understands" a language. At the Natural Language Understanding Team, we will conduct research on fundamental technologies for understanding languages by computers through by creating new tasks for automatic assessment of human language activities, such as reviewing argumentation and descriptive responses in pedagogical contexts. We aim to extend upon the frontier of language processing in both basic research and applied research while collaborating with the Language Information Access Technology Team and other teams in the Generic Technology Research Group.
Introduction Video
Poster(s)
- FY2023 Research Results(PDF 4MB) (Japanese version)
- FY2022 Research Results(PDF 1.58MB)(Japanese version)
- FY2021 Research Results(PDF 2.10MB)(Japanese version)
- FY2019 Research Results(PDF 2.77MB) (Japanese version)
- FY2018 Research Results(PDF 3.11MB) (Japanese version)