Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Yasuo Matsuyama (born March 23, 1947) is a researcher in machine learning and human-aware information processing.He is a professor of Waseda University in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering where he teaches and studies machine learning, signal processing and computing methodologies with their applications to multimedia processing, brain information processing, robotics and bioinformatics. Human-aware information processing is his target.Matsuyama is known for the founder of the α-expectation-maximization algorithmwhich contains the expectation-maximization algorithm as its subset. The α-hidden Markov model estimation algorithm (extended Baum-Welch algorithm)is also his invention. He is a co-inventor of the RapidICA (Rapid Independent Component Analysis).His early contributions include stochastic modeling of neural spike trainsand signal processing algorithms for data compression systems."@en }
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- Yasuo_Matsuyama abstract "Yasuo Matsuyama (born March 23, 1947) is a researcher in machine learning and human-aware information processing.He is a professor of Waseda University in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering where he teaches and studies machine learning, signal processing and computing methodologies with their applications to multimedia processing, brain information processing, robotics and bioinformatics. Human-aware information processing is his target.Matsuyama is known for the founder of the α-expectation-maximization algorithmwhich contains the expectation-maximization algorithm as its subset. The α-hidden Markov model estimation algorithm (extended Baum-Welch algorithm)is also his invention. He is a co-inventor of the RapidICA (Rapid Independent Component Analysis).His early contributions include stochastic modeling of neural spike trainsand signal processing algorithms for data compression systems.".
- Q8050067 abstract "Yasuo Matsuyama (born March 23, 1947) is a researcher in machine learning and human-aware information processing.He is a professor of Waseda University in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering where he teaches and studies machine learning, signal processing and computing methodologies with their applications to multimedia processing, brain information processing, robotics and bioinformatics. Human-aware information processing is his target.Matsuyama is known for the founder of the α-expectation-maximization algorithmwhich contains the expectation-maximization algorithm as its subset. The α-hidden Markov model estimation algorithm (extended Baum-Welch algorithm)is also his invention. He is a co-inventor of the RapidICA (Rapid Independent Component Analysis).His early contributions include stochastic modeling of neural spike trainsand signal processing algorithms for data compression systems.".