Our co-authored paper, “Seeing Through Distractions: Context-Stable Attribution via the Least Core,” is now available on arXiv.2019–Present
Senior Researcher, Hitachi, Ltd.
Research and development
Toshinori Yamauchi
I am a doctoral student at the Graduate School of Informatics, Chiba University, and work as a senior researcher at Hitachi, Ltd. My research focuses on image recognition with deep learning, aiming to develop high-performance AI into technology that people can use with confidence. In particular, I work on explainable AI that clarifies the rationale behind AI decisions, as well as practical AI technologies for industrial settings, including semiconductor inspection.
News
🔬 Selected for Supporting Pioneering Research through AI for 1,000 Discovery challenges (SPReAD).
🏆 A first-authored paper received the Audience Award and Student Encouragement Award at MIRU 2026.
🏆 A co-authored paper received the Audience Award at MIRU 2026.
🎤 I gave an invited talk at MIRU 2026.
🎉 A co-authored paper was accepted to NOLTA 2026.
✈️ Selected for the AY2026 Chiba University Open Recruitment for International Exchange Program: Overseas Study Grant for Graduate Students.
🎉 A first-authored paper was accepted for an oral presentation at MIRU 2026.
🎉 A co-authored paper was accepted for an oral presentation at MIRU 2026.
🏆 A paper accepted to CVPR 2024 Workshops (XAI4CV) received the Spotlight Award.
🎉 A first-authored paper was accepted for an oral presentation at CVPR 2024 Workshops (XAI4CV).
🎓 Enrolled in the Graduate School of Informatics at Chiba University.
Current Position
2024–Present
Education
2024–Present
Ph.D. in Graduate School of Informatics, Chiba University
Supervisor: Prof. Kazuhiko Kawamoto
2017–2019
M.S. in Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tokyo
Supervisor: Prof. Takeru Suzuki; Research Mentor: Dr. Ataru Tanikawa
2013–2017