NTT Communication Science Laboratories

6THU

7 12:00〜17:30
6Oral Presentations

8FRI

9:30〜16:00

Thursday, June 7

2-4 Hikaridai Seika-Cho Soraku-Gun,
Kyoto, 619-0237, Japan

Naonori Ueda, Director, NTT Communication Science Laboratories

11:00-11:30

Research Talks ・Preservation of digital contents-Standardization activities and best practices for digital content preservation being discussed at ISO/IEC and other organizationsNoboru Harada, Moriya Research Laboratory

14:00-14:50
・Connection, the social, and the political;
The mode of communication and the sociality of the youth

14:00-14:30
・Random number generation from light

16:00-16:30

14:30-15:00
・Real-world revealed through sensor networks-Fast physical random number generation using chaos in semiconductor lasersKazuyuki Yoshimura,Media Information Science Laboratory

Akihiro Kitada, Associate Professor, The University of Tokyo

Research Talk ・Neuroscience of liking and wanting-Exploring biological foundations of human emotion in animal behaviorNaoyuki Hironaka, Human and Information Science Laboratory

Exhibition

No Admission Charge
No Pre-Registration Required

Friday, June 8

Greeting from 13:00-13:30
Director・Communication science for big data era
Invited Talk

Venue: NTT Keihanna Building-Technologies for collecting, interpreting, and presenting information from massive and heterogeneous sensor nodesYoshiyuki Suyama, Innovative Communication Laboratory

Information Science・Unmeasurable light produces common secrets -Secret key distribution using correlated randomness in lasersIntroduction to Research ・Computer guarantees ultimate security of cryptosystems -Security proof using formal methodsContents and Findings
・Does the law protect your privacy? -Mathematical formulation of privacy and its applications to law・Adaptive learning from similar examples -Robust semi-supervised learning and its application to NLP・This is the essence of your data, isn't it? -Extracting hidden structure of data for deeper data mining-

・Quickly finding similar objects to a query -Fast similarity search based on a neighborhood-graph index・Live TV search -Realtime media search using incremental feature database-・Observing the noisy world -Collective sensing, coding, and large

deviation properties-

・Stereoscopic camera system for accurate color and shape reproduction -Stereoscopic 6-band video system-

Interface Science・Massive sensor networks collect data you want to know -Dynamic configuration of sensor networks・Word order is critical for translation quality -English <-> Japanese translation by Japanized English-

・Clearly distinguishing your voice from ambient noise -Speech enhancement using temporal, spatial, and spectral cues-

・Listening and understanding conversations -Advanced techniques for spontaneous speech recognition-

・Dynamic displays provide more information about conversations -Conversation space by physical augmentation of head motions- ・When sound alters vision -Distortion of visual space and time by audiovisual integration・Toward media spaces that reminisce -Reflecting on past activities on t-Room and its applications・Reaching now, looking later -Implicit eye-hand coordination・Analyzing your singing style -Singing style extraction based on singing voice F0 model・Seeing materials from image cues -Adaptive strategy of human visual system・Who spoke when and what? -Progress in scene analysis for multi-speaker conversation-Life Science
・Why do children suddenly begin to learn words? -Unveiling the myth of vocabulary spurt by analyzing longitudinal data・Appropriate words for children at particular ages -Searching for appropriate contents for toddlers・Speaking plays tricks on hearing -Close link between articulation and speech perception-

Social Gathering

Access・Rats can better themselves by observing others -Neural basis of adaptive social behaviors・Exploring brain mechanisms for selective listening -Psychophysics, modeling, and functional brain measurements・Tactile sensation categories based on mimetic words -Tactile textures and their phonetic representations-

We will hold a social gathering on June 7th 17:30-19:00. We look forward to exchanging opinions with visitors.

・From Shin-Hosono Station (Kintetsu Kyoto Line) or Hosono Station (JR Gakken Toshi Line) 15 Minutes byBus or 10 Minutes by Taxi
・From Gakken Nara Tomigaoka Station (Kintetsu Keihanna Line) 15 Minutes by Bus or 10 Minutes by Taxi

http://www.kecl.ntt.co.jp/rps/access-keihanna.html

ContactNTT Communication Science Laboratories, NTT Corporation（TEL）+81-774-93-5020

For more information on NTT Communication Science Laboratories OPEN HOUSE 2012, please visit the website at
http://www.kecl.ntt.co.jp/openhouse/2012/