The Tago Laboratory, Department of Cognitive and Information Sciences, Faculty of Innovative Information Science at Chiba Institute of Technology, conducts research from the perspective of how people can be supported in leading healthy lives. Our research is interdisciplinary in nature, covering areas such as machine learning, system development, application development, and the effective use of IoT devices. Depending on students’ interests, we also work on topics such as natural language processing and blockchain technology. Our laboratory values a wide range of intellectual curiosity, welcoming students who wish to contribute to society and healthcare through personal data analysis, explore the latest artificial intelligence technologies, or challenge themselves with big data analysis.
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The degree conferment ceremony was held at Makuhari Arena on Saturday, March 22, 2025. From the Tago Laboratory, three master’s students and nine undergraduate students graduated. Some of them also… The Master’s Thesis Presentation took place on January 28, 2025 (Tuesday). Each presentation lasted 20 minutes, followed by a 10-minute Q&A session. Despite the lengthy format, the three Master’s students… On January 21, 2025 (Tuesday), the graduation research presentation for the Department of Network and Information Sciences took place. Nine students from the Tago Laboratory presented their research, and they… The Tago Lab Year-End Party & Alumni Gathering was held on Saturday, December 21, from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM in Funabashi. A total of 12 participants, including 6 alumni… The following paper has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Decision Systems, an international journal. This paper explores the characteristics of ChatGPT in emotion evaluation and investigates methods…2024 Degree Conferment Ceremony Held
The Master’s Thesis Presentation for the 2024 Academic Year Was Held
The 2024 Graduation Thesis Presentation was held
2024 Tago Lab Year-End Party & Alumni Gathering Held
A research paper by a second-year master’s student has been accepted in the Journal of Decision Systems.