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Awards

  1. FSS2025 FSS Excellent Presentation Award
    Roki Sakamoto: Development of a conversational game support agent that creates a sense of rivalry appropriate to the user's skill level through peer learning,2A2-2 (2025.9.4)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  2. Minna no Neuroscience 2025 Neurodiversity Award (Top 3.5%)
    A training system to reduce the psychological burden on family caregivers of people with dementia,Neuroscience for Everyone2025(2025.11)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  3. JSAI Annual Conference 2025 Annual Conference Excellent Presentation Award(General Session: Oral Presentation)
    Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami, Takahiro Tanaka: An utterance decision framework for driving support agents,JSAI Annual Conference(JSAI2025),2D5-GS-9-05(2025.5)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  4. HAI Symposium 2025 Student Encouragement Award
    A dementia care training system based on Humanitude (2025.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  5. HSS Design Contest 2023 Special Award
    Development of a conversational daily living support system using behavior prediction for people with severe physical disabilities, including ALS (2023.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  6. HAI Symposium 2023 Most Outstanding Research Award（Best Paper Award）
    Development of a multi-device dialogue system using a relationship-building process to establish sustained relationships (2023.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  7. JSAI SIG-SLUD Dialogue System Symposium Live Competition — Situation Track Excellence Award
    Shun Oono, Hitoshi Ishii, Ryoko Kihara, Daisuke Katagami, Masaki Shuzo, Eisaku Maeda: A multimodal dialogue agent that apologizes to a friend by offering immediately effective alternatives (2022.12)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  8. FSS2022 FSS Excellent Presentation Award
    A six-country comparison of acceptance of linguistic consideration by conversational anthropomorphic agents: large-scale impression survey using crowdsourcing 2 (2022.9.14)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  9. Human Interface Society Young Researcher Excellence Award Daiki Fujishima
    Daiki Fujishima, Daisuke Katagami: Reducing accumulated embodied social anxiety through an anthropomorphic agent in digital signage,Transactions of the Human Interface Society,Vol. 23,No. 4,pp. 489–500 (2021.11)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  10. HAI2021 Outstanding Research Award (Top 5%)
    Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami, Takahiro Tanaka, Hitoshi Kanamori, Yuki Yoshihara, Kazuhiro Fujikake: Should a Driving Support Agent Provide Explicit Instructions to the User? Video-based Study Focused on Politeness Strategies, The Ninth International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction (2021.11)
  11. HAI Symposium 2021 Impressive Short-paper Award(Excellent Paper Award(short paper))
    Daisuke Katagami, Ryutaro Yamamoto, Tomoki Miyamoto, Mayumi Usami: A cross-cultural comparison of acceptance of linguistic consideration by conversational anthropomorphic agents: a large-scale impression survey using crowdsourcing (2021.3)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  12. Joint Presentation Meeting of Six Universities Excellent Oral Presentation Award
    Proposal of a conversational system to improve quality of life for people with severe physical disabilities, including ALS (2020.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  13. HSS Design Contest 2020 Special Award
    Development of an automatic demonstration generator using match logs between AIWolf agents (2020.1)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  14. Joint Presentation Meeting of Five Universities Excellent Oral Presentation Award
    An interviewee evaluation model for job interviews based on multimodal information (2019.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  15. Joint Presentation Meeting of Five Universities Excellent Poster Presentation Award
    Development of an anthropomorphic agent system using a smart speaker and a hologram (2019.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  16. Joint Presentation Meeting of Five Universities Excellent Poster Presentation Award
    Development of an esports commentary system emphasizing excitement (2019.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  17. FSS2019 IEEE Computational Intelligence Society Young Researcher Award
    Design of linguistic behaviors according to driver attributes support agent based on politeness theory. Tomoki Miyamoto Co-authored with Daisuke Katagami, Yuka Shigemitsu, Mayumi Usami, Takahiro Tanaka, Hitoshi Kanamori, Kazuhiro Fujikake, and Yuki Yoshihara (2019.08)
  18. IJCAI2019 Most Societally Beneficial Video Award
    Find a liar AI!: “The AIWolf game viewer” which visualizes the battle of the strongest five AI players in the AIWolf competition. Daisuke Katagami, Ryutaro Yamamoto, Fujio Toriumi, Hirotaka Osawa, Michimasa Inaba, Yoshinobu Kano, Takashi Otsuki (2019.08)
  19. HAI Symposium 2018 Student Encouragement Award
    Development of a talking lap-pillow robot expressing perceived motherliness (babumi) (2019.03)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  20. Joint Presentation Meeting of Five Universities Best Poster Presentation Award
    A talking lap-pillow robot expressing perceived motherliness (2018.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  21. FSS2018 Best Poster and Demonstration Award
    Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami, Yuka Shigemitsu, Mayumi Usami, Takahiro Tanaka, Hitoshi Kanamori, Kazuhiro Fujikake, Yuki Yoshihara: Design of linguistic behavior for driving support agents according to driver attributes and driving situations based on politeness theory (2018.9)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  22. HAI Symposium 2017 Student Encouragement Award（Student Encouragement Award）
    Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami, Yuka Shigemitsu: New relationships formed between humans and anthropomorphic agents using positive politeness strategies (2017.12)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  23. HCG Symposium 2017 Special Theme Session Award
    A social skills training system for social situations using multiple characters (2017.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  24. HSS Design Contest 2017 Special Award
    Expressing human likeness by paraphrasing AIWolf protocol utterances using Werewolf BBS logs (2017.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  25. HSS Design Contest 2017 Special Award
    Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami: New relationships built through positive politeness: developing communication between humans and anthropomorphic agents (2017.3)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  26. HSS Design Contest 2017 Judges'Special Award
    Creating a sense of friendly presence while watching television using Twitter and a social dialogue robot (2017.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  27. Joint University Research Presentation Meeting Excellent Oral Presentation Award
    Creating atmospheres by paraphrasing AIWolf utterances using Werewolf BBS logs (2016.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  28. Joint University Research Presentation Meeting Excellent Poster Presentation Award
    Development of an emotional expression mechanism for a hearing assistance dog robot based on the empathy antenna AHOGE (2016.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  29. HCG Symposium 2016 Excellent Student Interactive Presentation Award
    Creating an artificial atmosphere expressing friendly presence using Twitter and a social dialogue robot (2016.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  30. HAI Symposium 2015 Impressive Poster Award（Excellence Award）
    Animacy for Anything: development of a device that adds expressions of apparent animacy (2015.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  31. HCG Symposium 2015 Excellent Student Interactive Presentation Award
    Investigating the effects of an explanatory agent's verbal fillers on humans (2015.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  32. Joint Research Presentation Meeting of Four Universities Excellent Poster Presentation Award
    Development of an anthropomorphic agent encouraging safe driving through the passenger effect (2015.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  33. Joint Research Presentation Meeting of Four Universities Excellent Oral Presentation Award
    Human likeness starting with “Um...”: impressions created by an explanatory agent's verbal fillers (2015.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  34. JAWS2015　Poster presentationExcellence Award
    Creating a natural AI discussion space using Werewolf BBS logs (2015.10)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  35. HSS Design Contest 2015 Judges'Special Award
    Investigating the effects of changes in vocal expression on the explanatory ability of an anthropomorphic agent (2015.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  36. HSS Design Contest 2015 Impact Award
    Aromaroid: development of a robot that improves human impressions through scent (2015.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  37. HCG Symposium 2014 Excellent Student Interactive Presentation Award
    Development of a Werewolf match system creating a discussion atmosphere through anthropomorphic agents (2014.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  38. HCG Symposium 2014 Excellent Student Interactive Presentation Award
    New communication spaces created by multiple discommunication robots (2014.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  39. 2nd International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction (HAI2014) Honorable Mention Poster Award
    Yu Kobayashi, Hirotaka Osawa, Michimasa Inaba, Kosuke Shinoda, Fujio Toriumi and Daisuke Katagami: Development of Werewolf Match System for Human Players Mediated with Lifelike Agents (2014.10)
  40. Joint Agent Workshops and Symposium 2014 (JAWS2014) Presentation Award
    Automatic extraction of role coming-out information in Werewolf games (2014.10)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  41. 24th Intelligent System Symposium (FAN 2014) Excellent Paper Award
    Fujio Toriumi, Michimasa Inaba, Hirotaka Osawa, Daisuke Katagami, Kosuke Shinoda: Learning in Werewolf (2014.10)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  42. 24th Intelligent System Symposium (FAN 2014) FAN Presentation Award
    Michimasa Inaba: Quantifying the strength of roles in Werewolf games (2014.10)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  43. HSS Design Contest 2014 Excellence Award
    Reproducing shared dining with a dining companion agent (2014.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  44. HSS Design Contest 2014 Excellence Award
    HAL Talk: interaction design using OBD to build new relationships between cars and drivers (2014.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  45. HSS Design Contest 2014 Excellence Award
    Creating artificial atmospheres and designing interactions through cross-cultural experience games (2014.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  46. HSS Design Contest 2014 Impact Award
    Effects of nonverbal information in Werewolf games (2014.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  47. Life Software Symposium 2013 Excellent Presentation Award
    Development of interactive digital signage that initiates conversation based on F-formation (2013.10)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  48. Life Software Symposium 2013 Excellent Presentation Award
    Masahide Yuasa, Daisuke Katagami: Creating conversational atmospheres with agents: possibilities of mood engineering (2013.10)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  49. Joint Agent Workshops and Symposium 2013 Excellent Poster Award
    Daisuke Katagami: Mood engineering: toward the development of human communication research (2013.9)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  50. Joint Agent Workshops and Symposium 2013 Excellent Poster Award
    Effects of nonverbal information on players in Werewolf games (2013.9)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  51. HSS Design Contest 2013 Best Award
    Proposal of a discommunication robot (2013.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  52. HSS Design Contest 2013 Interactive Award
    Interactive digital signage based on F-formation (2013.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  53. HSS Design Contest 2013 Impact Award
    Expression model design and impression evaluation for an information-providing announcer agent (2013.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  54. HAI Symposium 2009 Outstanding Research Award Best Award
    Daisuke Katagami, Hideshi Ohmura, Katsumi Nitta: Investigating group adaptability using KiSS-18 and a cross-cultural experience game, HAI Symposium2009 (2009.12)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  55. Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics: 20th Anniversary ProposalPaper (competition) — Accepted
    Daisuke Katagami: Exploring SOFT's 20 years and future through data and visualization, Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics, 20th Anniversary Proposal Papers, Vol. 21, No. 6, pp. 977–992 (2009.12)Publication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗
  56. 2009 — 25th Fuzzy System Symposium, SOFT 20th Anniversary Peer-reviewed Paper SessionOutstanding Paper Presentation Award
    Daisuke Katagami, Takashi Yamada, Katsumi Nitta: Supporting understanding of journals' hidden specialties through hierarchical research-field networks (2009.8)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  57. 2006 — Joint Agent Workshops and Symposium (JAWS),Student Encouragement Award
    Generating utterances for an argumentation agent using cases,Joint Agent Workshops and Symposium(JAWS) (2006.10)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  58. 2006 — Joint 3rd International Conference on Soft Computing and Intelligent Systems and 7th International Symposium on Advanced Intelligent Systems (SCIS & ISIS 2006) Session Best Presentation Award
    Masato Kotake、Daisuke Katagami、Katsumi Nitta：Acquisition of Motion Skills by Multiple Human Teachings,　SCIS & ISIS (2006.9)
  59. 1999 — IEEJ Electronics, Information and Systems Conference Outstanding Paper Presentation Award
    Daisuke Katagami, Seiji Yamada: Accelerating evolutionary behavior learning through crossover using node usage frequency,Electronics, Information and Systems Conference (1999.8)Original record (Japanese) ↗

Journal articles

  1. Tomoki Miyamoto, Ryoki Sato, Daisuke Katagami, Kazuhiro Fujikake and Takahiro Tanaka: A Priori Acceptance of Voice-based HMIs in Adaptive Cruise Control(IF=3.4), Frontiers in Computer Science (2026.8)
  2. Roki Sakamoto, Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami: Development of a conversational game support agent that creates a sense of rivalry appropriate to the user's skill level through peer learning,Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics,Short Note,Vol. 38,No. 1,pp. 551–554,2026 NewPublication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗
  3. Nozomu Nagai, Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami: Effects of Speech Level Shift Tested by a Non-Task-Oriented Dialog System on Text Chat Dialog with Users in Japanese: A Pilot Study(IF=2.5), MDPI, Applied Sciences（2025.4）　new！
  4. Harumi Suga, Daiki Fujishima, Yuuya Ishii, Yuta Ogai, Takanori Nagae, Daisuke Katagami, Takayuki Uchida, Noriyoshi Uratani, Junji Sone: Study of natural language communication with avatar in virtual space(IF=2.1), SPRINGER NATURE, International journal of intelligent robotics and applications（2024.12）
  5. Psychological evaluation of a driving support agent that praises drivers in real-vehicle experiments on public roads,Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics,Short Note,Vol. 36,No. 4,pp. 740–746 (2024.11)Publication ↗Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  6. Effects of linguistic consideration strategies used by a driving support robot for phased cancellation of automated driving on trust and annoyance,Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics,Short Note,Vol. 36,No. 2,pp. 640–645 (2024.5)Publication ↗Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  7. Shun Oono, Hitoshi Ishii, Ryoko Kihara, Daisuke Katagami, Masaki Shuzo, Eisaku Maeda: Interaction strategy for robotic apology based on human orientation toward service、Advanced Robotics(IF=2.0), Vol. 38、Issue.4 （2024.3）
  8. Potential improvement of safety-checking behavior through praise-based coaching by a driving support agent,Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics,Short Note,Vol. 36,No. 1,pp. 550–554 (2024.2)Publication ↗Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  9. Keita Mamada, Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami: Proposal and Evaluation of a Robot to Improve the Cognitive Abilities of Novice Baseball Spectators Using a Method for Selecting Utterances Based on the Game Situation、Applied Sciences(IF=2.7), Vol. 13、No. 23 （2023.11）
  10. Utterance and gesture design and acceptance of driving-status notification agents in fully automated vehicles,Transactions of the Human Interface Society,Vol. 25,No. 3,pp. 253–262 (2023.8)Publication ↗Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  11. Tomoki Miyamoto, Ryutaro Yamamoto, Daisuke Katagami: A Japan–US comparison of acceptance of conversational anthropomorphic agents,Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics,Vol. 35,No. 3,pp. 731–735 (2023.8)Publication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗
  12. Motoki Iwashita, Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami: Effects of compliment expressions by dialogue agents using positive evaluative words and supporting reasons,Transactions of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence,Vol. 38,No. 3,p.G-M35_1-15 (2023.5)Publication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗
  13. Proposal and implementation of Risky Politeness Strategy in a non-task-oriented dialogue system: an utterance strategy framework focusing on risk-taking,Transactions of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence,Vol. 37,No. 3 (2022.5)Publication ↗Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  14. Daiki Fujishima, Daisuke Katagami: Reducing accumulated embodied social anxiety through an anthropomorphic agent in digital signage,Transactions of the Human Interface Society,Vol. 23,No. 4,pp. 489–500 (2021.11)Publication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗
  15. An interviewee evaluation model for job interviews based on multimodal information,Transactions of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence,Vol. 36,No. 5(2021.9)Publication ↗Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  16. Tomoki Miyamoto, Motoki Iwashita, Mizuki Endo, Nozomu Nagai, Daisuke Katagami: Effects of psychologically close utterance strategies on dialogue evaluation in non-task-oriented dialogue systems,Transactions of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence,Vol. 36,No. 5(2021.9)Publication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗
  17. Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami, Mayumi Usami: A Politeness Control Method for Conversational Agents Considering Social Relationships with Users, Advances in Artificial Intelligence(JSAI2020), Springer, pp. 224–231 (2021.7)
  18. Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami, Yuka Shigemitsu, Mayumi Usami, Takahiro Tanaka, Hitoshi Kanamori, Yuki Yoshihara and Kazuhiro Fujikake: Influence of Social Distance Expressed by Driving Support Agent’s Utterance on Psychological Acceptability, Frontiers in Psychology (2021.1)
  19. Nozomu Nagai, Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami: Evaluation of dialogue systems with different sentence-final expressions using a Seq2seq model,Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics,Vol. 32,No. 1,Short Note(2020.2)Publication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗
  20. Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami, Yuka Shigemitsu, Mayumi Usami, Takahiro Tanaka, Hitoshi Kanamori: Impression evaluation focusing on sentence-final styles in driving support agent utterances based on politeness theory,Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics,Short Note, Vol. 31, No. 3, pp. 739–744(2019.4)Publication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗
  21. Kento Koike, Yuya Tsuji, Takahito Tomoto, Daisuke Katagami, Takenori Obo, Yuta Ogai, Junji Sone, and Yoshihisa Udagawa：Academic Emotions Affected by Robot Eye Color: An Investigation of Manipulability and Individual-Adaptability、International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications (IJACSA)、Vol. 10、No. 4 (2019.4)
  22. Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami, Yuka Shigemitsu, Mayumi Usami, Takahiro Tanaka, Hitoshi Kanamori: Effects of conversational agents' linguistic behavior on relationship building based on politeness strategies: psychological effects of jokes at a first meeting,Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics,Vol. 30,No. 5, pp. 753–765(2018.10)Publication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗
  23. Fujio Toriumi, Michimasa Inaba, Hirotaka Osawa, Daisuke Katagami, Kosuke Shinoda, Hitoshi Matsubara: Collective-intelligence game AI development through a programming competition: organizing AIWolf competitions and analyzing participating agents,Journal of Digital Games Research,Vol. 9,No. 1,pp. 1–11 (2017.2)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  24. A preliminary study of pictographs for displaying agreement and disagreement online,Transactions of the Human Interface Society,Vol. 18,No. 3,pp. 235–248 (2016.8)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  25. Expression model design and impression evaluation for an information-providing announcer agent: development of SmartCaster 24,Transactions of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence,Vol. 28, No. 2, pp. 179–186 (2013.3)Publication ↗Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  26. Daisuke Katagami, Mizuki Takei, Katsumi Nitta, Process Estimation of Word-of-Mouth Information Spread Based on Ad Hoc Communications, Journal of Advanced Computational Intelligence and Intelligent Information, Vol. 16, No. 5, pp. 619–630 (2012.7)
  27. Meng Chen, Daisuke Katagami, Katsumi Nitta: Online negotiation based on haptic interaction,Transactions of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence,Vol. 26, No. 5, pp. 571–579 (2011.10)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  28. Daisuke Katagami, Yusuke Ikeda, Katsumi Nitta, Behavior Generation and Evaluation of Negotiation Agent Based on Negotiation Dialogue Instances, Journal of Advanced Computational Intelligence and Intelligent Information, Vol. 14, No. 7, pp. 840–851 (2010.11)
  29. Daisuke Katagami, Ken Ogawa, Katsumi Nitta, Robot Group Adaptation Gestures Based on Utterance Content and Social Position, Journal of Advanced Computational Intelligence and Intelligent Information, Vol. 14, No. 7, pp. 813–824 (2010.11)
  30. Hiroyuki Kido, Masahito Kurihara, Daisuke Katagami, Katsumi Nitta: Formalizing compromise reasoning for dialectical conflict resolution,Transactions of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence,Vol. 25, No. 5, pp. 570–578 (2010.10)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  31. Daisuke Katagami: Exploring SOFT's 20 years and future through data and visualization, Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics, 20th Anniversary Proposal Papers, Vol. 21, No. 6, pp. 977–992 (2009.12)Publication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗
  32. Daisuke Katagami, Takashi Yamada, Katsumi Nitta: Supporting understanding of journals' hidden specialties through hierarchical research-field networks, Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics, Vol. 21, No. 6, pp. 1044–1056 (2009.12)Publication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗
  33. Hideshi Ohmura, Daisuke Katagami, Katsumi Nitta, Takayuki Nozawa, Toshiyuki Kondo: Development of a group-adaptive agent in a cross-cultural experience game, Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics, Vol. 21, No. 5, pp. 734–746 (2009.10)Publication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗
  34. Development of an argumentation agent with case-based characteristics, Journal of the Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers, Vol.J91-D, No. 2, pp. 333–344 (2008.2)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  35. Hideshi Ohmura, Daisuke Katagami, Katsumi Nitta: A multi-user learning agent using clustering (MULA-C), Transactions of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence, Vol. 22, No. 6, pp. 621–630 (2007.12)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  36. H. Akiyama, D. Katagami, K. Nitta: Training of the Agent Positioning using Human’s Instruction, Journal of Advanced Computational Intelligence and Intelligent Informatics, Vol. 11, No. 8, pp. 998–1006 (2007.10)
  37. M. Kotake, D. Katagami, K. Nitta: Acquisition of behavioral patterns depends on self-embodiment based on robot learning from multiple instructors, Journal of Advanced Computational Intelligence and Intelligent Informatics, Vol. 11, No. 8, pp. 989–997 (2007.10)
  38. Predicting trending topics from link information in electronic bulletin boards, Transactions of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence, Vol. 21, No. 6, pp. 459–472 (2006.12)Publication ↗Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  39. Takahiro Tanaka, Daisuke Katagami, Katsumi Nitta: An advisor agent for mediation training, Transactions of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence, Vol. 21, No. 4, pp. 319–329 (2006.8)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  40. Credibility of posted information in a map-based recommendation system, Transactions of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence, Vol. 21, No. 3, pp. 276–286 (2006.6)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  41. Daisuke Katagami, Hideshi Ohmura, Yoshiaki Yasumura, Katsumi Nitta: A multi-user learning agent based on social interaction (MULA),Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics,Vol. 17, No. 3, pp. 340–350 (2005.6)Publication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗
  42. Takahiro Tanaka, Yoshiaki Yasumura, Daisuke Katagami, Katsumi Nitta: Retrieving similar situations in an online mediation education support system,Transactions of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence,Vol. 20,No. 2,pp. 94–104 (2005)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  43. Daisuke Katagami, Seiji Yamada: Designing observation-based instruction in interactive evolutionary robotics,Journal of the Institute of Systems, Control and Information Engineers,Vol. 16, No. 6,pp. 279–286 (2003.12)Publication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗
  44. Daisuke Katagami, Seiji Yamada: Accelerating evolutionary robotics through crossover depending on node usage frequency,Transactions of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence,Vol. 16, No. 4,pp. 392–399 (2001.8)Publication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗

Peer-reviewed international conferences

  1. G. Lee, T. Miyamoto, D. Katagami: Development of a Conversational Agent System for Building Sustained Relationships Based on the Close Relationship Process, The 30th International Conference on Technologies and Applications of Artificial Intelligence(TAAI2025), 1-4, No. 146, (2025.12)
  2. T. Miyamoto, D. Katagami, T. Tanaka, H. Kanamori, Y. Yoshihara, K. Fujikake: Should a driving support agent provide explicit instructions to the user? Video-based study focused on politeness strategies, International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction 2021 (HAI 2021) (accepted, acceptance rate = 38%)
  3. M. Iwashita, D. Katagami: Psychological Effects of Compliment Expressions by Communication Robots on Human, IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence (WCCI) 2020, The International Joint Conference on Neural Networks (IJCNN) (2020.7)
  4. T. Miyamoto, D. Katagami, Y. Shigemitsu, M. Usami, T. Tanaka, H. Kanamori, Y. Yoshihara, K. Fujikake: Proposal of Driving Support Agent which Speak Based on Politeness Theory, 21st International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction (HCII) (2019.8)
  5. J. Matsukawa, T. Miyamoto, D. Katagami, T. Tanaka, H. Kanamori, Y. Yoshihara, K. Fujikake: Proposal and Analysis of Driver Support System to Verify Driver's Overconfidence and Dependence Bias, IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems (FUZZ-IEEE) (2019.6)
  6. J. Sone, D. Katagami, Y. Ogai, T. Tomoto, T. Obo and Y. Udagawa: Education and Communication Research Using Robotics -Development of basic research elements-, International Conference on Applied Informatics and Media Design (2019.4)
  7. T. Miyamoto, D. Katagami, Y. Shigemitsu, M. Usami, T. Tanaka, H. Kanamori, Y. Yoshihara, K. Fujikake: Toward a construction of the politeness theory adaptable to HAI research: On going evaluation of conversational agents considering gender bias, workshop NGHAI 2018 on 6th International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction (2018.12)
  8. S. Nira and D. Katagami, Development of Werewolf Match System with Analysis of Human Gaze Motion, IEEE Symposium Series on Computational Intelligence (2017.11)
  9. T. Miyamoto, D. Katagami, Y. Shigemitsu, Improving Relationships Based on Positive Politeness Between Humans and Life-Like Agents, 5th International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction (2017.10)
  10. H. Nakamura, D. Katagami, F. Toriumi, H. Osawa, M. Inaba, K. Shinoda and Y. Kano, Generating human-like discussion by paraphrasing a translation by the AIWolf Protocol using Werewolf BBS Logs, IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems (FUZZ-IEEE) (2017.7)
  11. N. Nakamura, M. Inaba, K. Takahashi, F. Toriumi, H. Osawa, D. Katagami, K. Shinoda, Constructing a Human-like agent for the Werewolf Game using a psychological model based multiple perspectives, IEEE Symposium Series on Computational Intelligence (SSCI) (2016.12)
  12. F. Toriumi, H. Osawa, M. Inaba, D. Katagami, K. Shinoda, H. Matsubara: AI Wolf Contest -Development of Game AI using Collective Intelligence-, Computer Games Workshop at IJCAI (2016.7)
  13. Y. Hirata, M. Inaba, K. Takahashi, F. Toriumi, H. Osawa, D. Katagami, K. Shinoda: Werewolf Game Modeling using Action Probabilities based on Play Log Analysis, The 9th conference on Computer and Games (CG), Springer, pp. 103–114 (2016.6)
  14. D. Katagami, M. Kanazawa, F. Toriumi, H. Osawa, M. Inaba, K. Shinoda: Movement Design of a life-like agent for the werewolf game, IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems (FUZZ-IEEE) (2015.8)
  15. D. Katagami, S. Takaku, M. Inaba, H. Osawa, K. Shinoda, J. Nishino, F. Toriumi: Investigation of the Effects of Nonverbal Information on Werewolf, IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems (FUZZ-IEEE) on IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence, pp. 982–987 (2014.7)
  16. Y. Kobayashi and D. Katagami: Development of an interactive digital signage based on F-formation system, The First International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction, II-2-4 (2013.9).
  17. R. Sugahara and D. Katagami: Proposal of discommunication robot, The First International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction, I-2-2 (2013.9).
  18. K. Okuuchi, K. Kakusho, T. Kojima and D. Katagami: Modeling Situation-Dependent Nonverbal Expressions for a Pair of Embodied Agent in a Dialogue Based on Conversations in TV Programs, Proceedings of 15th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction (2013.7)
  19. I. Nakachi, Y. Takeuchi, D. Katagami: Perception Analysis of Motion Contributing to Individuality Using Kinect Sensor, Proc. 21st IEEE International Symposium on Robot and Human Interactive Communication, pp. 308–313 (2012.9).
  20. H. Kido, M. Kurihara, D. Katagami, K. Nitta: Formalizing Dialectical Reasoning for Compromise-Based Justification, Proc. Third International Conference on Agents and Artificial Intelligence, Vol. 1, pp. 355–363 (2011.1).
  21. D. Katagami and T. Huynh van: Group Pressure Generation of Multi-Agents on Cross-cultural Simulation Game, IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems (FUZZ-IEEE) on IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence, pp. 1374–1379 (2011.6)
  22. Y. Ogata, D. Katagami, K. Nitta: Advisory function of an argumentation education support system, Proc. 4th International Workshop on Juris-informatics (JURISIN) (2010.11)
  23. D. Katagami, H. Ohmura and K. Nitta: Investigation of Social Adaptive Skills by Crosscultural Simulation Game and KiSS-18, IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems (FUZZ-IEEE) on IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence, pp. 2084–2089 (2010.7)
  24. K. Nitta, K. Zeze, T. Maeda, D. Katagami,   Y. Maeno, Y. Ohsawa, "Scenario Extraction System Using Word Clustering and Data Crystallization“, Proceedings of Juris Informatics 2009 (JURISIN) (ISBN 4-915905-38-1 C3004(JSAI)) (2009.9)
  25. H. Ohmura, D. Katagami, K. Nitta: Development of Social Adaptive Agents in Simulation Game of Cross-Cultural Experience, IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems (FUZZ-IEEE), pp. 981–986 (2009.8)
  26. D. Katagami, T. Yamada, K. Nitta: Comprehension of Invisible Specialty in Research Field through Interaction with Novice Researchers, International Workshop on Intelligent Web Interaction on IEEE/WIC/ACM International Conferences on Web Intelligence and Intelligent Agent Technology, pp. 182–185 (2008.12)
  27. M. Chen, D. Katagami, K. Nitta: Online Mediation System Based on Animated Avatar's Gestures, Joint 4th International Conference on Soft Computing and Intelligent Systems and 9th International Symposium on advanced Intelligent Systems (SCIS&ISIS2008) (2008.9)
  28. H. Ohmura, D. Katagami, K. Nitta: Recognition of Implicit Rules on the Simulation Game BARNGA -Towards Development of Social Agent-, Joint 4th International Conference on Soft Computing and Intelligent Systems and 9th International Symposium on advanced Intelligent Systems (SCIS&ISIS) (2008.9)
  29. T. Ueda, D. Katagami and K. Nitta: Utterance Selection of An Argument Agent Using Argumentation Framework, Proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Juris-Informatics (JURISIN) , pp. 53–62 (2008.6)
  30. T. Nyuwa, D. Katagami and K. Nitta: Robotic Social Imitation depends on Self-embodiment and Self-evaluation by Direct Teaching under Multiple Instructors, IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence, pp. 2046–2051 (2008.6)
  31. D. Katagami, M. Kotake, and K. Nitta: Policy Evaluation Based on Embodiment for Robot Learning by Multiple Demonstrations, The Second International Conference on Innovative Computing, Information and Control (ICICIC) (2007.9)
  32. T. Tanaka, N. Maeda, D. Katagami, K. Nitta: Characterized Argument Agent for Training Partner, First International Workshop on Juris-informatics, pp. 30–41 (2007.6)
  33. M. Kotake, D. Katagami and K. Nitta: Acquisition of Motion Skills by Multiple Human Teachings, Joint 3rd International Conference on Soft Computing and Intelligent Systems and 7th International Symposium on advanced Intelligent Systems, FR-B3-4, pp. 1048–1053 (2006.9) (Selected among the top 20% and recommended for journal submission)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  34. H. Akiyama, D. Katagami and K. Nitta: Team Formation Construction Using a GUI Tool in the RoboCup Soccer Simulation, Joint 3rd International Conference on Soft Computing and Intelligent Systems and 7th International Symposium on advanced Intelligent Systems (2006.9)
  35. D. Katagami, K. Nitta, K. Miyazaki: Multi User Learning Agent on the Distribution of MDPs, The 15th International Symposium on Robot and Human Interactive Communication, pp. 698–703 (2006.9)
  36. M. Sekino, D. Katagami and K. Nitta: State Space Self Organization based on the Human-Robot Interaction, The 3rd International Symposium on Autonomous Minirobots for Research and Edutainment, pp. 331–336 (2005.9)
  37. M. Sekino, D. Katagami and K. Nitta: State Space Self Organization based on the Interaction between Basis Functions, IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems, pp. 3295–3300 (2005.8)
  38. D. Katagami, H. Ohmura, Y. Yasumura and K. Nitta: Human Agent Interaction toward Social Interaction, The Fourth International Symposium on Human and Artificial Intelligence Systems, pp. 297–302 (2004.12)
  39. D. Katagami and S. Yamada: Active Teaching for an Interactive Learning Robot, IEEE Workshop Robot and Human Interactive Communication, pp. 181–186 (2003.11)
  40. D. Katagami and S. Yamada: Teacher’s Load and Timing of Teaching based on Interactive Evolutionary Robotics, IEEE International Symposium on Computational Intelligence in Robotics and Automation, pp. 1096–1101 (2003.7)
  41. D. Katagami and S. Yamada: Interactive Evolutionary Robotics from Different Viewpoints of Observation, IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems, pp. 1108–1113 (2002.10)
  42. D. Katagami and S. Yamada: Interactive Evolutionary Computation for Real Robot from Viewpoint of Observation, The 7th International Conference on Intelligent Autonomous Systems, pp. 158–165 (2002.3)
  43. D. Katagami and S. Yamada: Interactive Classifier System for Real Robot Learning, IEEE International Workshop on Robot and Human Interaction, pp. 258–263 (2000.9)
  44. D. Katagami and S. Yamada: Speedup of Evolutionary Behavior Learning with Crossover Depending on the Usage Frequency of a Node, 1999 IEEE Systems, Man and Cybernetics Conference, FQ 07-2 (1999.10)

Other international conferences

  1. M. Uno, T. Miyamoto, D. Katagami: Development of a Dementia Care Training System that Learns with Dementia Patient Agents based on LLM-Embedded Cognitive Architecture, 13th International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction (HAI2025) (2025.11) Poster session
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  2. I. Shibue, S. Nishio, T. Miyamoto, D. Katagami, Y. Yoshihara, T. Tanaka: Driving Support Agent That Gives Compliments Based on the Driver's Driving Behavior and Gaze Behavior, CcSR2024 (2024.2)
  3. D. Fujishima, T. Miyamoto, D. Katagami: Would You Be Stressed If Anthropomorphic Agents Were Handing Out POCKET TISSUES Around Town? : Evaluation by VR Study, International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction 2022 (HAI 2022), Poster session
  4. T. Miyamoto, D. Katagami, M. Usami: A politeness control method for conversational agents considering social relationships with users, JSAI2020, 2G6-ES-3-01 (2020.6.10)
  5. D. Katagami, R. Yamamoto, F. Toriumi, H. Osawa, M. Inaba, Y. Kano, T. Otsuki: Find a liar AI!: “The AIWolf game viewer” which visualizes the battle of the strongest five AI players in the AIWolf competition, IJCAI2019 (2019.8) Most Societally Beneficial Video Award
  6. Y. Kobayashi, H. Osawa, M. Inaba, K. Shinoda, F. Toriumi and D. Katagami: Development of Werewolf Match System for Human Players Mediated with Lifelike Agents, 2nd International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction (HAI2014), (2014.10) Honorable Mention Poster Award
  7. Y. Kobayashi, H. Osawa, M. Inaba, K. Shinoda, F. Toriumi and D. Katagami: Development of Werewolf Match System for Human Players Mediated with Lifelike Agents, The 1st International Workshop on Mood Engineering (IWME2014) on HAI2014, (2014.10)
  8. D. Katagami and K. Nitta: Investigation for Comprehension of Invisible Specialty Based on Hierarchical Research Fields Network, The Joint Conference of the Chem-Bio Informatics Society of Japan and the Korean Society for Bio informatics and Systems Biology, pp. 4–6 (2009.11)
  9. M. Chen, D. Katagami, K. Nitta: Let’s play catch in words: Online Negotiation System with a Sense of Presence Based on Haptic Interaction, The International Workshop on Human Aspects in Ambient Intelligence: Agent Technology, Human-Oriented Knowledge, and Applications at the IEEE /WIC/ACM International Conference on Intelligent Agent Technology(IAT), pp. 357–360 (2009.9)
  10. H. Ohmura, D. Katagami and K. Nitta: Multi User Learning Agent with Clustering, 8th International Symposium on Advanced Intelligent Systems (ISIS), pp. 70–72 (2007)
  11. M. Kotake, D. Katagami and K. Nitta: Acquisition of Motion Skills by Multiple Human Teachings, International Conference on Morphological Computation, pp. 70–72 (2007)
  12. T. Tanaka, N. Maeda, D. Katagami and K. Nitta: Case Based Utterance Generating for An Argument Agent, International Joint Conferences on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI) 07 workshop "The fifth workshop on Knowledge and Reasoning in Practical Dialogue Systems", pp. 38–41 (2007)
  13. K. Yamamoto, D. Katagami, K. Nitta, A. Aiba, H. Kuwata: The Credibility of Posted Information in a Recommendation System on a Map, The 15th International World Wide Web Conference (WWW2006), pp. 985–986 (2006)
  14. T. Tanaka, D. Katagami and K. Nitta: Advice Agent for Online Mediator Education, The fifth International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems (AAMAS2006) Workshop on Agent-Based Systems for Human Learning (ABSHL) (2006)
  15. K. Yamamoto, D. Katagami, K. Nitta, A. Aiba, H. Kuwata: The Credibility of Posted Information in a Recommendation System on a Map, The fifth International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems (AAMAS2006) Workshop on Trust in Agent Societies (2006)
  16. T. Tanaka, Y. Yasumura, D. Katagami and K. Nitta: Online Support System for Mediator Education, International Joint Conferences on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI) 05, pp. 1702–1703, Poster session (2005)
  17. T. Tanaka, Y. Yasumura, D. Katagami and K. Nitta: Case Based Online Training Support System for ADR Mediator, Proc. of International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Law (ICAIL) 2005, pp. 234–235 (2005)
  18. T. Tanaka, D. Katagami and K. Nitta: Online Mediation Agent Based on Old Cases, Agent-based Approaches in Economic and Social Complex Systems (AESCES) 2005, COE session, pp. 43–51 (2005)
  19. T. Tanaka, Y. Yasumura, D. Katagami and K. Nitta: Case Based Online Training Support System for ADR Mediator, ICAIL2005 workshop "Artificial Intelligence and Legal Education", pp. 22–27 (2005)
  20. D. Katagami, H. Ohmura, Y. Yasumura and K. Nitta: Multi User Learning Agent based on Social Interaction, The 10th International Symposium on Artificial Life and Robotics, CD-ROM (2005)
  21. D. Katagami and S. Yamada: Interactive robot learning system based on human operation, International Workshop on Fuzzy Systems & Innovational Computing (2004)
  22. D. Katagami and S. Yamada: Real Robot Learning with Human Teaching, The 4th Japan-Australia Joint Workshop on Intelligent and Evolutionary Systems, pp. 263–270 (2001)
  23. Ludmila V. Litvintseva, Sergei V. Ulyanov, Kazuo Yamafuji, Shinji Takanashi and Daisuke Katagami: Conceptual Model of Face Emotion Generation and Cognitive Graphics for its Expression in the Simulation Systems of Robot Behavior, Proceedings of IEEE-SMC Symposium on Robotics and Cybernetics, pp. 861–865 (1996)

Books and book chapters

  1. Daisuke Katagami: Development of a passenger agent to reduce drivers' mental workload,No. 6 chapterNo. 3 section,Development Trends in Automotive HMI and Applications to Automated Driving and ADAS,Technical Information Institute,pp. 311–321 (2019.7) NewOriginal record (Japanese) ↗
  2. Daisuke Katagami: Encyclopedia of Artificial Intelligence,No. 17 chapterSocial Computing: Internet Agents,Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence(Editor),Kyoritsu Shuppan ,pp. 1244–1245 (2017.7)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  3. AIWolf: Artificial Intelligence That Deceives, Detects, and Persuades,Morikita Publishing (2016.8)←Available for purchasePublication ↗Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  4. K. Okuuchi, K. Kakusho, T. Kojima and D. Katagami: Modeling Situation-Dependent Nonverbal Expressions for a Pair of Embodied Agent in a Dialogue Based on Conversations in TV Programs, Masaaki Kurosu (Ed.), Human-Computer Interaction: Interaction Modalities and Techniques, (Proceedings of 15th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Vol. 8007, pp. 340–347, Springer-Verlag (2013.7)
  5. S. Yamada and D. Katagami: Evolutionary Robotics: From Simulation-Based Behavior Learning to Direct Teaching in Real Environments, D. K. Liu, L.F. Wang and K.C. Tan (Eds.), Computational Intelligence in Autonomous Robotic Systems, Springer-Verlag, pp. 69–96 (2009.1)
  6. T. Tanaka, N. Maeda, D. Katagami and K. Nitta: Characterized Argument Agent for Training Partner, First International Workshop on Juris-informatics, Lecture Notes on Artificial Intelligence, Vol. 4914, pp. 377–389, Springer-LNCS (2008.2)
  7. Introduction to Artificial Intelligence: History, Philosophy, Fundamentals, and Applications,Janet Finlay, Alan DixAuthors, Saiensu-sha (2006.8)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  8. M. Sekino, D. Katagami and K. Nitta: State Space Self Organization based on the Human-Robot Interaction, The 3rd International Symposium on Autonomous Minirobots for Research and Edutainment, pp. 331–336, Springer-Verlag (2006.1)
  9. D. Katagami and S. Yamada: Interactive Evolutionary Computation for Real Robot from Viewpoint of Observation, Intelligent Autonomous Systems, pp. 158–165, IOS Press (2002.3)

Reviews, interviews, and other publications

  1. : University Laboratories, Vol. 33: exploring new relationships between humans and systems and diverse possibilities for a more livable society,Technologist's magazine,Vol. 33 (2019.4) NewPublication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗
  2. Daisuke Katagami, Fujio Toriumi, Hirotaka Osawa, Yoshinobu Kano, Michimasa Inaba, Takashi Otsuki: An introduction to AIWolf research,Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics,Vol. 30,No. 5,pp. 236–244 (2018.10)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  3. Daisuke Katagami, Masahide Yuasa, Hideshi Ohmura, Kazuki Kobayashi, Takahiro Tanaka: My Bookmarks: Mood Engineering,Journal of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence,Vol. 31,No. 1, pp. 143–149 (2016.1)Publication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗
  4. Daisuke Katagami: In-depth Analysis: training artificial intelligence in the cloud,Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun (2015.2)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  5. Daisuke Katagami, Fujio Toriumi, Hirotaka Osawa, Michimasa Inaba, Kosuke Shinoda, Hitoshi Matsubara: The AIWolf project,Artificial Intelligence,Vol. 30,No. 1,pp. 65–73 (2015.1)Publication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗
  6. Minimal design of interaction,Transactions of the Human Interface Society,Vol. 15,No. 1,pp. 1–14 (2013.2)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  7. Daisuke Katagami: An encouragement of otaku interests,Editorial Committee: Aspirations for This Year 2013,Journal of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence, Vol. 28, No. 1, p. 17 (2013.1)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  8. Daisuke Katagami: Humans bewildered by agents: people and artifacts in social groups,K Newsletter KAYAMORI Foundation of Informational Science Advancement, No. 32, pp. 10–11 (2012.12)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  9. Daisuke Katagami: Innovations in atmospheres created by intelligent systems interacting with people,Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics,Vol. 24,No. 5,pp. 188–191 (2012.10)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  10. Daisuke Katagami: Nikkei BP's Transforming Universities series: Human Symbiotic Systems Laboratory,We do not need robots without harmony; we need adaptability learned from groups」(2011.2)Publication ↗Original record (Japanese) ↗
  11. Daisuke Katagami: Ennoki: report on the HAI Symposium 2009 award (2011.2)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  12. Daisuke Katagami: Book review: Introduction to Intelligent Network Systems,Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics, Vol. 21, No. 2, p. 234 (2009.4)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  13. Daisuke Katagami: Report on participation in HAI Symposium 2007,Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics, Vol. 20, No. 2, pp. 226–227 (2008.4)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  14. Daisuke Katagami: Global Perspective for Ambitious Young Researchers in Japan,AI in the World and AI in Japan,Journal of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence, Vol. 22, No. 6, pp. 814–817 (2007.11)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  15. D. Katagami：It’s a small world, The rediscovery of intelligence, 20 years of AI – in Zurich and world-wide, AI Lab.(ed.), pp. 94–95 (2007.1)
  16. Exploring cross-disciplinary relationships in interaction research,Journal of the Society of Instrument and Control Engineers, Vol. 44, No. 12, pp. 825–830 (2005.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  17. Human-agent interaction: toward usability and flexibility,Journal of the Society of Instrument and Control Engineers, Vol. 44, No. 12, pp. 836–845 (2005.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  18. Daisuke Katagami, Seiji Yamada: Special issue introduction: evolutionary robotics and interactive design in real environments,Journal of the Society of Instrument and Control Engineers,Vol. 44,No. 1, pp. 33–37 (2005.1)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  19. Daisuke Katagami: Doctoral dissertation introduction: accelerating online learning in evolutionary robotics,Journal of Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent Informatics,Vol. 15, No. 3,pp. 326 (2003.6)Original record (Japanese) ↗

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Workshops and domestic conferences

  1. Roki Sakamoto, Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami: Development of a conversational game support agent that creates a sense of rivalry appropriate to the user's skill level through peer learning,Fuzzy System Symposium(FSS2025),2A2-2(2025.9) NewOriginal record (Japanese) ↗
  2. A conversational mahjong game-record review support system visualizing contributions to tile-discard choices by deep-learning AI,Fuzzy System Symposium(FSS2025),2A3-4(2025.9) NewFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  3. An adaptive AI system for learning Japanese and Chinese language and culture through cultural-friction scenarios,Fuzzy System Symposium(FSS2025),3A2-3(2025.9) NewFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  4. Development of a dialogue agent system building sustained relationships through an interpersonal relationship-building process,JSAI Annual Conference(JSAI2025),3R1-OS-45-03(2025.5)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  5. Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami, Takahiro Tanaka: An utterance decision framework for driving support agents,JSAI Annual Conference(JSAI2025),2D5-GS-9-05(2025.5)Annual Conference Excellence Award(General Session: Oral Presentation) NewOriginal record (Japanese) ↗
  6. A dementia care training system based on Humanitude,HAI Symposium2025,G-30 (2025.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  7. Development of a real-time automatic commentary system for trading card games,HAI Symposium2025,P1-11 (2025.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  8. Improving prosociality through a considerate dialogue agent,Intelligent System Symposium(FAN2024),OS5-041 (2024.9)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  9. Development of a dialogue agent that builds long-term relationships and supports habit formation,Intelligent System Symposium(FAN2024),OS5-042 (2024.9)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  10. A driving support system providing compliments and coaching at appropriate times for each user based on driving evaluations,Intelligent System Symposium(FAN2024),OS5-043 (2024.9)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  11. Effects of linguistic consideration and intonation changes in a driving reflection robot's utterances on impression formation,No. 40Fuzzy System Symposium(FSS2024),2A2-3 (2024.9)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  12. A considerate spoken dialogue system using an android and effects of speech-level shifts (2): influence of user personality traits,HAI Symposium2024,O-17 (2024.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  13. An active listening training system for family caregivers of people with dementia,HAI Symposium2024,O-32 (2024.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  14. Development of a dialogue system considering emotional information in multi-party speech,HAI Symposium2024,P-25 (2024.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  15. Evaluation of a considerate dialogue system based on estimated likability of emotion-elicitation methods,HAI Symposium2024,P-65 (2024.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  16. Real-time analysis of differences in perceived linguistic consideration during speech-level shifts,HAI Symposium2024,P-67 (2024.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  17. Development of a dialogue system building close relationships with multiple home-appliance agents,HAI Symposium2024,P-68 (2024.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  18. A driving support agent promoting improved driving behavior through praise adapted to driver personality,HAI Symposium2024,P-80 (2024.3) NewFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  19. Improvement and persistence of safety-checking behavior through praise,1A1-1, FSS2023(2023.9)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  20. Coaching effects and their persistence according to the expression of driving support utterances,No. 35HSS Research Meeting(2023.7)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  21. A shogi learning support system considering the assistance dilemma,JSAI Annual Conference(No. 37),2T5-GS-5-05(2023.6)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  22. Development and evaluation of a conversational daily living support system using behavior prediction for people with severe physical disabilities, including ALS,HSS-DC2023&No. 34HSSResearch Meeting,G-1-3 (2023.3) Special AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  23. A dementia care training system to reduce the psychological burden of caregiving,HSS-DC2023&No. 34HSSResearch Meeting2023,G-2-4 (2023.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  24. A six-country comparison of acceptance of linguistic consideration by conversational anthropomorphic agents: large-scale impression survey using crowdsourcing 3,Association for Natural Language Processing No. 29Annual MeetingNLP2023,D-3-3 (2023.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  25. Development of a multi-device dialogue system using a relationship-building process to establish sustained relationships,HAI Symposium2023,D-2 (2023.3) Most Outstanding Research Award(Best Paper Award)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  26. Development of a job interview support agent providing feedback according to utterance topics,HAI Symposium2023,P-2 (2023.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  27. A considerate spoken dialogue system using an android and effects of speech-level shifts,HAI Symposium2023,G-7 (2023.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  28. Investigating HMIs to reduce driver anxiety during adaptive cruise control operation,Information Processing Society of JapanNo. 85National Convention,4ZA-02 (2023.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  29. Development of a conversational daily living support system using behavior prediction for people with severe physical disabilities, including ALS,HCG Symposium2022,B-5-1 (2022.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  30. Shun Oono, Hitoshi Ishii, Ryoko Kihara, Daisuke Katagami, Masaki Shuzo, Eisaku Maeda: A multimodal dialogue agent that apologizes to a friend by offering immediately effective alternatives,Japanese Society for Artificial IntelligenceSpoken Language Understanding and Dialogue Processing Research MeetingDialogue System Symposium Live CompetitionSituation Track (2022.12) Excellence AwardOriginal record (Japanese) ↗
  31. A six-country comparison of acceptance of linguistic consideration by conversational anthropomorphic agents: large-scale impression survey using crowdsourcing 2,FSS2022,WF3-4(2022.9)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  32. A dialogue robot supporting cognitive viewing by novice baseball spectators,JSAI2022,2B6-GS-10-05(2022.6)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  33. A support system for novice shogi players based on suggested good moves,JSAI2022,4I1-OS-26a-01(2022.6)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  34. A driving-status notification agent building passenger trust during the introduction of fully automated vehicles,JSAI2022,2N5-OS-7a-05(2022.6)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  35. Persuasion of human players by AIWolf agents and its effects,JSAI2022,4I3-OS-26b-03(2022.6)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  36. Development of an interviewer agent system supporting conversational interaction,HAI Symposium2022,P-13 (2022.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  37. Daiki Fujishima, Daisuke Katagami: Development of a VR system using a method to reduce accumulated embodied social anxiety through anthropomorphic digital signage agents,HAI Symposium2022,P-23 (2022.3)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  38. A conversational daily living support system for people with severe physical disabilities, including ALS,FSS2021 (2021.9)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  39. Acceptance of linguistically considerate driving support agent utterances during phased cancellation of automated driving,FSSSymposium2021 (2021.9)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  40. Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami, Takahiro Tanaka, Hitoshi Kanamori, Yuki Yoshihara, Kazuhiro Fujikake: Should a driving support agent give explicit instructions? Video-based acceptance evaluation focusing on politeness strategies,JSAI2021,4E3-OS-11c-04(2021.6)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  41. Daisuke Katagami, Ryutaro Yamamoto, Tomoki Miyamoto, Mayumi Usami: A cross-cultural comparison of acceptance of linguistic consideration by conversational anthropomorphic agents: a large-scale impression survey using crowdsourcing,HAI Symposium2021,P-13 (2021.3) Impressive Short-paper Award(Outstanding Paper Award(Short))Original record (Japanese) ↗
  42. Daiki Fujishima, Daisuke Katagami: Reducing accumulated embodied social anxiety through an anthropomorphic agent in digital signage,HAI Symposium2021,G-13 (2021.3)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  43. A social dialogue robot encouraging users' interest in watching baseball,HAI Symposium2021,P-12 (2021.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  44. Building rapport in a car through risky politeness strategies and movements of a cat robot,HAI Symposium2021,P-48 (2021.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  45. Nozomu Nagai: Development of a non-task-oriented dialogue system changing sentence-final expressions using users' facial information,6Joint University Presentation Meeting (2020.12)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  46. A conversational system to improve quality of life for people with severe physical disabilities, including ALS,6Joint University Presentation Meeting (2020.12) Outstanding Oral Presentation AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  47. An esports commentary system eliciting user interest,6Joint University Presentation Meeting (2020.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  48. Risky Politeness Bot version 2: an example-based chat dialogue system considering utterance risk and intentionality, Japanese Society for Artificial IntelligenceSpoken Language Understanding and Dialogue Processing Research MeetingNo. 90(No. 11Dialogue System Symposium) , 3,SIG-SLUD-C002-03,(2020.11)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  49. Ryutaro Yamamoto, Daisuke Katagami: Relationships between users' interpersonal anxiety and avatars in communication tools, JSAI2020, 1P3-GS-7-03 (2020.6)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  50. Nozomu Nagai, Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami: Development of a dialogue system controlling sentence-final expressions based on politeness theory, JSAI2020, 3O1-GS-13-01 (2020.6)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  51. An interviewee evaluation model for job interviews based on multimodal information, JSAI2020, 2F6-GS-13-04 (2020.6)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  52. Proposal and development of an esports commentary system emphasizing excitement,HAI Symposium2020,P-1 (2020.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  53. Development of an automatic demonstration generator using match logs between AIWolf agents,HSS-28-2,HSS Design Contest2020 (2020.1)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  54. Mizuki Endo, Daisuke Katagami: Development and impression evaluation of a tabletop role-playing game master bot making ambiguous utterances,HSS-28-7,HSS Design Contest2020 (2020.1)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  55. A trust model using linguistic hedges in AIWolf,HSS-28-8,HSS Design Contest2020 (2020.1)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  56. Tomoki Miyamoto, Motoki Iwashita, Mizuki Endo, Nozomu Nagai, Daisuke Katagami: Risky Politeness: a chat dialogue system expressing human likeness through utterance strategies with a high risk of violating conversational desires,Japanese Society for Artificial IntelligenceSpoken Language Understanding and Dialogue Processing Research MeetingNo. 87(No. 10Dialogue System Symposium),SIG-SLUD-B902-34,pp. 133–138 (2019.12)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  57. Development of an anthropomorphic agent system using a smart speaker and Pepper's Ghost technology,HAI Symposium2020,P-15 (2020.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  58. Nozomu Nagai, Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami: Evaluation of dialogue systems with different sentence-final expressions using a Seq2seq model,FSSSymposium2019 (2019.9)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  59. Development of a talking lap-pillow robot expressing perceived motherliness (babumi),HAI Symposium2018,P-17 (2019.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  60. Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami, Takahiro Tanaka, Hitoshi Kanamori, Kazuhiro Fujikake, Yuki Yoshihara, Yuka Shigemitsu, Mayumi Usami: Which do you prefer? A driving support agent selecting acceptable politeness strategies according to user attributes,HAI Symposium2018,P-18 (2019.3)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  61. Analysis of dependence and overtrust in driving support robots,HCG Symposium2018,A-1-1 (2018.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  62. Effects of robot behavior communicating sensitivity to the atmosphere using utterance mind,HCG Symposium2018,B-2-5 (2018.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  63. Development of an AIWolf match viewer using anthropomorphic agents expressing vocal emotion and motion information,HCG Symposium2018,B-3-3 (2018.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  64. A talking lap-pillow robot expressing perceived motherliness,5Joint University Presentation Meeting (2018.12) Best Poster Presentation AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  65. A directed multi-party discussion model using an argumentation framework,5Joint University Presentation Meeting (2018.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  66. An interview preparation support system using social skills training,5Joint University Presentation Meeting (2018.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  67. Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami, Yuka Shigemitsu, Mayumi Usami, Takahiro Tanaka, Hitoshi Kanamori, Kazuhiro Fujikake, Yuki Yoshihara: Design of linguistic behavior for driving support agents according to driver attributes and driving situations based on politeness theory,FSS2018,TF1-3 (2018.9) Best Poster and Demonstration Session Award & IEEE Computational Intelligence Society Young Researcher AwardOriginal record (Japanese) ↗
  68. Michimasa Inaba, Yoshinobu Kano, Hirotaka Osawa, Takashi Otsuki, Daisuke Katagami, Fujio Toriumi: Annotation of role declarations and reports of ability use in Werewolf BBS,No. 32JSAI Annual Conference,1H1-OS-13a-01 (2018.6)Original record (Japanese) ↗
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  69. Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami, Yuka Shigemitsu: Developing anthropomorphic agents that build new relationships with humans: a perspective from politeness theory,No. 41Conference of the Japanese Association of Sociolinguistic Sciences,P-21(2018.3)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  70. Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami, Yuka Shigemitsu: New relationships formed between humans and anthropomorphic agents using positive politeness strategies,HAI Symposium2017,G7 (2017.12) Student Encouragement Award(Student Encouragement Award)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  71. A social skills training system for social situations using multiple characters,HCG Symposium2017,B-4-2 (2017.12) Special Theme Session AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  72. Development of SHIPPO, an emotional expression mechanism for a hearing assistance dog robot,HCG Symposium2017,B-4-5 (2017.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  73. Development of an AIWolf match system simulating human discussion,TA2-1,FSS2017 (2017.9)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  74. Investigating primary movements for VR Werewolf with anthropomorphic agents displaying unconscious primary movements,TA2-2,FSS2017 (2017.9)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  75. Expressing human likeness by paraphrasing AIWolf protocol utterances using Werewolf BBS logs,HSS-22-11,HSS Design Contest2017 (2017.3) Special AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  76. Development of a Werewolf match system incorporating gaze movements,HSS-22-12,HSS Design Contest2017 (2017.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  77. Development of a passenger agent creating a passenger effect through casual conversation,HSS-22-13,HSS Design Contest2017 (2017.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  78. Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami: New relationships built through positive politeness: developing communication between humans and anthropomorphic agents,HSS-22-14,HSS Design Contest2017 (2017.3) Special AwardOriginal record (Japanese) ↗
  79. Atmosphere recognition using Emotion API facial-expression recognition for implementation on SmartEyeglass,HSS-22-15,HSS Design Contest2017 (2017.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  80. Creating a sense of friendly presence while watching television using Twitter and a social dialogue robot,HSS-22-16,HSS Design Contest2017 (2017.3) Judges’ Special AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  81. Development of SHIPPO, an emotional expression mechanism for a hearing assistance dog robot,HSS-22-18,HSS Design Contest2017 (2017.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  82. Creating atmospheres by paraphrasing AIWolf utterances using Werewolf BBS logs,Joint University Research Presentation Meeting,O-12 (2016.12) Outstanding Oral Presentation AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  83. Creating an artificial atmosphere expressing friendly presence using Twitter and a social dialogue robot,Joint University Research Presentation Meeting,Poster presentationP-22 (2016.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  84. Effects of unconscious movements in FaceRig Werewolf,Joint University Research Presentation Meeting,Poster presentationP-21 (2016.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  85. Development of an emotional expression mechanism for a hearing assistance dog robot based on the empathy antenna AHOGE,Joint University Research Presentation Meeting,Poster presentationP-20 (2016.12) Outstanding Poster Presentation AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  86. Creating an artificial atmosphere expressing friendly presence using Twitter and a social dialogue robot,HCG Symposium2016,C-4-2 (2016.12) Student Outstanding Interactive Presentation AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  87. Development of a Werewolf match system incorporating gaze movements,HCG Symposium2016,C-4-4 (2016.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  88. Tomoki Miyamoto, Daisuke Katagami: Jordan: development of a partner agent building a joking relationship,HCG Symposium2016,C-5-1 (2016.12)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  89. Generating paraphrases of AIWolf protocol utterances using Werewolf BBS logs,HCG Symposium2016,D-8-3 (2016.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  90. Possibilities of quantitative atmospheres,HCG Symposium2016,C-4-1 (2016.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  91. Let's drive together! A conversational passenger agent: development of a passenger agent creating a passenger effect through casual conversation ,HAI Symposium2016,P26 (2016.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  92. Development of an emotional expression mechanism for a hearing assistance dog robot based on the empathy antenna AHOGE,HAI Symposium2016,P19 (2016.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  93. Effects of unconscious movements in FaceRig Werewolf,HAI Symposium2016,P30 (2016.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  94. Fujio Toriumi, Kosuke Shinoda, Michimasa Inaba, Hirotaka Osawa, Daisuke Katagami: Behavior analysis of agents in AIWolf competitions,No. 36GI・No. 41ECJoint Research Presentation Meeting (2016.8)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  95. Animacy for Anything: evaluating animacy with a device that adds expressions of apparent animacy,No. 30JSAI Annual Conference,2N4-OS-29a-4 (2016.6)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  96. Design of an agent estimating werewolves using statistical analysis and SVM in AIWolf competitions,No. 30JSAI Annual Conference,2F4-1 (2016.6)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  97. Investigating the effects of an explanatory agent's verbal fillers on humans,HCG Symposium2015,B-9-2 (2015.12) Student Outstanding Interactive Presentation AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  98. Impression evaluation of differences in agent appearance and personality,B-8-5,HCG Symposium2015 (2015.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  99. Development of an anthropomorphic agent system reducing human anger,HCG Symposium2015,B-9-1 (2015.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  100. Effects of local behavior by a group of listener agents on atmosphere,B-8-3,HCG Symposium2015 (2015.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  101. Human likeness starting with “Um...”: impressions created by an explanatory agent's verbal fillers,4Joint University Research Presentation Meeting,O-8 (2015.12) Outstanding Oral Presentation AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  102. Generating natural AIWolf utterances using Werewolf BBS logs,4Joint University Research Presentation Meeting,O-9 (2015.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  103. Educational effects of an interview preparation system using anthropomorphic agents,4Joint University Research Presentation Meeting,Poster presentationP-10 (2015.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  104. Development of an anthropomorphic agent encouraging safe driving through the passenger effect,4Joint University Research Presentation Meeting,Poster presentationP-11 (2015.12) Outstanding Poster Presentation AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  105. Expressing individuality through strategies in Werewolf AI,4Joint University Research Presentation Meeting,Poster presentationP-12 (2015.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  106. Development of an AIWolf match system based on analysis of gaze in Werewolf games,4Joint University Research Presentation Meeting,Poster presentationP-13 (2015.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  107. Impression evaluation of differences in agent appearance and personality,4Joint University Research Presentation Meeting,Poster presentationP-14 (2015.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  108. Development of an anthropomorphic agent reducing drivers' mental workload,HAI Symposium2015 (2015.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  109. Learning social intelligence by watching robot agents play Werewolf,HAI Symposium2015 (2015.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  110. Animacy for Anything: development of a device that adds expressions of apparent animacy,HAI Symposium2015,Poster presentation (2015.12) Impressive Poster Award(Excellence Award)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  111. Changes in impressions caused by speech during a baby robot's discommunication behavior,HAI Symposium2015,Poster presentation (2015.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  112. Creating a natural AI discussion space using Werewolf BBS logs,PosterSession ,JAWS2015 (2015.10) Poster presentationExcellence AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  113. Investigating effects of an explanatory agent's voice volume on humans,PosterSession ,JAWS2015 (2015.10)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  114. Gaze movement design in a Werewolf match system,PosterSession ,JAWS2015 (2015.10)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  115. Effects of personality compatibility on communication between humans and anthropomorphic agents,No. 31Fuzzy System Symposium,WA2-3,pp. 11–15 (2015.9)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  116. Creating discussion atmospheres with AIWolf agents and an AI identification experiment,No. 31Fuzzy System Symposium,TA4-3,pp. 370–374 (2015.9)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  117. Designing distribution functions to generate artificial atmospheres,No. 31Fuzzy System Symposium,TA4-1,pp. 364–367 (2015.9)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  118. Investigating effects of an explanatory agent's enthusiasm on humans,No. 29JSAI Annual Conference,2K5-OS-14b-1 (2015.6)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  119. Hideshi Ohmura, Daisuke Katagami, Masahide Yuasa, Kazuki Kobayashi, Takahiro Tanaka: Generating atmospheres through entropy-based probability distributions,No. 29JSAI Annual Conference,2K4-OS-14a-4 (2015.6)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  120. Development of an AIWolf match system enabling discussion through anthropomorphic agents,No. 3HSS Design Contest2015,HSS-18-5 (2015.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  121. Applying Leap Motion to input in simulated spaces,No. 3HSS Design Contest2015,HSS-18-6 (2015.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  122. Investigating the effects of changes in vocal expression on the explanatory ability of an anthropomorphic agent,No. 3HSS Design Contest2015,HSS-18-11 (2015.3) Judges’ Special AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  123. Aromaroid: development of a robot that improves human impressions through scent — 3rd HSS Design Contest 2015,HSS-18-12 (2015.3) Impact AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  124. Creating new communication spaces with multiple discommunication robots,No. 3HSS Design Contest2015,HSS-18-17 (2015.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  125. Reducing long-distance walks home after earthquakes through negative information on Twitter,No. 3HSS Design Contest2015,HSS-18-18 (2015.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  126. Development of the AIWolf platform,Digital Games Research Association Japan2014Annual Meeting (2015.03)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  127. Development of a Werewolf match system creating a discussion atmosphere through anthropomorphic agents,HCG Symposium2014,A-5-3 (2014.12) Student Outstanding Interactive Presentation AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  128. New communication spaces created by multiple discommunication robots,HCG Symposium2014,A-7-2 (2014.12) Student Outstanding Interactive Presentation AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  129. Investigating effects of an anthropomorphic agent's explanatory ability on humans,HCG Symposium2014,A-7-1 (2014.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  130. Eliciting laughter through an anthropomorphic agent using Skype Laughter Chain,G-9,HAI Symposium2014 (2014.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  131. Gesture analysis for a Werewolf match system using anthropomorphic agents,JAWS2014 (2014.10)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  132. Automatic extraction of role coming-out information in Werewolf games,PosterSession 2-10,JAWS2014 (2014.10) Presentation AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  133. Fujio Toriumi, Michimasa Inaba, Hirotaka Osawa, Daisuke Katagami, Kosuke Shinoda: Learning in Werewolf,FAN2014, Vol. 24, pp. 86–91 (2014.9) Outstanding Paper AwardOriginal record (Japanese) ↗
  134. Michimasa Inaba, Fujio Toriumi, Hirotaka Osawa, Daisuke Katagami, Kosuke Shinoda: Quantifying the strength of roles in Werewolf games,FAN2014, Vol. 24, pp. 82–85 (2014.9) FANPresentation AwardOriginal record (Japanese) ↗
  135. Hirotaka Osawa, Fujio Toriumi, Daisuke Katagami, Kosuke Shinoda, Michimasa Inaba: Werewolf game protocol design: protocols for inference and persuasion,FAN2014, Vol. 24, pp. 78–81 (2014.9)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  136. Kosuke Shinoda, Fujio Toriumi, Michimasa Inaba, Hirotaka Osawa, Daisuke Katagami: Proposal of Werewolf as a standard problem for artificial intelligence,FAN2014, Vol. 24, pp. 74–77 (2014.9)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  137. : Masahide Yuasa, Translator credited in the original record, Daisuke Katagami, Takahiro Tanaka, Kazuki Kobayashi, Designing abstract expressions of friendliness -Exploring primitive expressions for understanding atmospheres-,Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication EngineersJoint Human Communication Science Research Meeting(HCS&VNV) (2014.8)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  138. Country of Cross-Culture: generating atmospheres and developing educational materials using cross-cultural experience games,No. 28JSAI Annual ConferenceJSAI2014,2L4-OS-27a-2 (2014.5)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  139. Analysis of Werewolf games focusing on conformity and rebuttal,No. 28JSAI Annual ConferenceJSAI2014,1E4-OS-23a-1 (2014.5)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  140. Kosuke Shinoda, Fujio Toriumi, Daisuke Katagami, Hirotaka Osawa, Michimasa Inaba: Werewolf as a standard problem for artificial general intelligence,No. 28JSAI Annual ConferenceJSAI2014,2C4-OS-22a-3 (2014.5)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  141. Kazuki Kobayashi, Masahide Yuasa, Daisuke Katagami, Takahiro Tanaka: Agent atmospheres created by small differences in movement timing,No. 28JSAI Annual ConferenceJSAI2014,2L5-OS-27b-3 (2014.5)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  142. Designing abstract expressions of a friendly atmosphere,No. 28JSAI Annual ConferenceJSAI2014,2L5-OS-27b-5 (2014.5)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  143. Extracting optimal strategies in Werewolf through reinforcement learning,Information Processing Society of JapanNo. 76National Convention (2014.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  144. Does artificial intelligence dream of werewolves? The AIWolf project,Digital Games Research Association Japan 2013Annual Meeting, pp. 61–69 (2014.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  145. Creating artificial atmospheres and designing interactions through cross-cultural experience games,Information Processing Society of JapanIntelligent Systems Research Meeting, SIG-ICS, Vol. 2, pp. 1–11 (2014.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  146. Reproducing shared dining with a dining companion agent,No. 2HSS Design Contest2014,HSS-16-11 (2014.3) Excellence AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  147. HAL Talk: interaction design using OBD to build new relationships between cars and drivers,No. 2HSS Design Contest2014,HSS-16-6 (2014.3) Excellence AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  148. Creating artificial atmospheres and designing interactions through cross-cultural experience games,No. 2HSS Design Contest2014,HSS-16-12 (2014.3) Excellence AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  149. Effects of nonverbal information in Werewolf games,No. 2HSS Design Contest2014,HSS-16-17 (2014.3) Impact AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  150. Trust in anthropomorphic agents through cold reading,No. 2HSS Design Contest2014,HSS-16-4 (2014.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  151. Proposal of a system to prevent online backlash on Twitter,No. 2HSS Design Contest2014,HSS-16-5 (2014.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  152. Creating atmospheres through five-way rock-paper-scissors using an anthropomorphic agent,No. 2HSS Design Contest2014,HSS-16-10 (2014.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  153. Assessing and visualizing author activity using publication submission information,No. 2HSS Design Contest2014,HSS-16-16 (2014.3)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  154. HAL Talk: development of an OBD agent to build new relationships between cars and drivers,HAI Symposium2013,S-1 (2013.12) Selected for the discussion sessionFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  155. Can you trust the anthropomorphic agent in front of you? Improving trust through agent self-presentation,HAI Symposium2013,IV-3 (2013.12)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  156. Development of interactive digital signage that initiates conversation based on F-formation,Life Software Symposium2013 (2013.10). Outstanding Presentation AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  157. Creating conversational atmospheres with agents: possibilities of mood engineering,Life Software Symposium2013 (2013.10). Outstanding Presentation AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  158. Development of a communication robot that does not communicate: eliciting active human communication through discommunication,Fuzzy System Symposium 2013,TC2-1 (2013.9).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  159. Development of a communication robot that does not communicate: eliciting active human communication through discommunication,Fuzzy System Symposium 2013,PosterDemonstration Session P5 (2013.9).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  160. Effects of nonverbal information on players in Werewolf games,JAWS2013PosterSession (2013.9) Outstanding Poster AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  161. Reproducing a shared dining space with a dining companion agent,JAWS2013PosterSession (2013.9)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  162. Daisuke Katagami: Mood engineering: toward the development of human communication research,JAWS2013PosterSession (2013.09) Outstanding Poster AwardOriginal record (Japanese) ↗
  163. Daisuke Katagami: Is generating mood engineering impossible?,No. 27JSAI Annual ConferenceJSAI2013, 1J3-OS-22a-1 (2013.6)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  164. Expression model design and impression evaluation for an information-providing announcer agent,No. 1HSS Design Contest2013,HSS-15-7 (2013.3). Impact AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  165. Analysis of railway-related tweets during an earthquake ,No. 1HSS Design Contest2013,HSS-15-8 (2013.3).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  166. Analysis of the effects of agent self-presentation on users,No. 1HSS Design Contest2013,HSS-15-9 (2013.3).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  167. Interactive digital signage based on F-formation,No. 1HSS Design Contest2013,HSS-15-11 (2013.3). Interactive AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  168. Proposal of a discommunication robot,No. 1HSS Design Contest2013,HSS-15-12 (2013.3). Best AwardFull citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  169. Extracting emotion using touch panels and cross-cultural experience games,No. 1HSS Design Contest2013,HSS-15-13 (2013.3).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  170. Expression model design and impression evaluation for an always-on information-providing announcer agent: nodding and blinking during reading,HAI Symposium2012, III-3C-3 (2012.12).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  171. Analysis of the effects of agent self-presentation on users,HAI Symposium2012, I-1A-3 (2012.12).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  172. Modeling dialogue agents' nonverbal expressions based on dialogue scenes in television programs, HAI Symposium2012, 2D-23 (2012.12).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  173. Expression model design for an always-on information-providing announcer agent: development of SmartCaster 24,Fuzzy System Symposium 2012, FE1-1 (2012.9).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  174. Interactive digital signage based on F-formation,Fuzzy System Symposium 2012, FE1-2 (2012.9).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  175. Expression model design for an always-on information-providing announcer agent: development of SmartCaster 24,Fuzzy System Symposium 2012 PosterSession , P10 (2012.9).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  176. Interactive digital signage based on F-formation,Fuzzy System Symposium 2012 PosterSession , P12 (2012.9).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  177. Nonverbal expression models for anthropomorphic agents reflecting differences between dialogue scenes, No. 26JSAI Annual Conference, 3O1-OS-3a-6 (2012.6).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  178. Analysis of movement perception contributing to individuality using a Kinect sensor,Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication EngineersHuman Communication Science Research Meeting, HCS2012-11 (2012.5).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  179. A sociality assessment agent based on virtual group pressure generation,Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication EngineersGeneral Conference2012 DA-2-3 (2012.03).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  180. Agent design as an always-on information interface,HAI Symposium2011, II-1A-2 (2011.12).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  181. A sociality assessment agent using egograms,HAI Symposium2011, III-1A-3 (2011.12).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  182. Analysis of perceived individuality using a Kinect sensor,Fuzzy System Symposium 2011, MC2-2 (2011.9).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  183. Experiencing group pressure through anthropomorphic agents,Fuzzy System Symposium 2011, P1-11 (2011.9).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  184. Daisuke Katagami, HUYNHVAN TAM: Generating group pressure through subtle expressions by multiple anthropomorphic agents,Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication EngineersHuman Communication Science Research Meeting, (2011.3).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  185. Daisuke Katagami, HUYNHVAN TAM: Generating group pressure from multiple agents in a cross-cultural experience game,HAI Symposium2010, 3C-2 (2010.12).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  186. Daisuke Katagami, Hideshi Ohmura, Katsumi Nitta: Evaluation of group adaptability and analysis of sociality in cross-cultural experience games,Intelligent System Symposium(FAN2010), S3-3-1 (2010.9).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  187. Generating and evaluating negotiation agent gestures based on negotiation dialogue cases,No. 26Fuzzy System Symposium (FSS2010), MD-3-3 (2010.9).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  188. Robot group-adaptive movements considering utterance situations and social positions, No. 28Tokai Fuzzy Research Meeting(Hima Research Meeting )&「HSS Research Meeting」No. 7HSS Research Meeting, HSS-7-5 (2010.2).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  189. Daisuke Katagami, Hideshi Ohmura, Katsumi Nitta: Investigating group adaptability using KiSS-18 and a cross-cultural experience game,HAI Symposium2009, 1C-6 (2009.12). Outstanding Research Award Best AwardOriginal record (Japanese) ↗
  190. Daisuke Katagami, Takashi Yamada, Katsumi Nitta: Supporting understanding of journals' hidden specialties through hierarchical research-field networks, No. 25Fuzzy System Symposium (FSS2009),G-R11 (2009.7). (Outstanding Paper Presentation Award)Original record (Japanese) ↗
  191. Daisuke Katagami: A group-adaptive agent for human symbiosis, No. 5HSS Research Meeting, HSS-5-4 (2009.7).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  192. Daisuke Katagami, Takashi Yamada, Katsumi Nitta: Exploring journals' hidden specialties through research-field networks,No. 23JSAI Annual Conference(JSAI2009),1C2-2 (2009.6).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  193. Analysis of changes in research trends and search support based on submitted papers, No. 22JSAI Annual Conference, 1G1-02 (2008.6).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  194. Extraction of adaptive robot behavior skills and interaction analysis through direct instruction by multiple people, No. 22JSAI Annual Conference,1D2-02 (2008.6).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  195. Meng Chen, Daisuke Katagami, Katsumi Nitta: Online negotiation support based on avatar gestures, No. 22JSAI Annual Conference, 2I1-02 (2008.6).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  196. Learning cooperative behavior in RoboCup soccer simulation Keepaway, No. 22JSAI Annual Conference, 2I3-03 (2008).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  197. Development of a learning support system for negotiation skills, No. 22JSAI Annual Conference, 3D1-01 (2008).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  198. Estimating factors in word-of-mouth information propagation through ad hoc communication, No. 22JSAI Annual Conference, 3C2-02 (2008).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  199. Extraction of adaptive robot behavior skills and interaction analysis through direct instruction by multiple people,Japan Society for Fuzzy Theory and Intelligent InformaticsNo. 1HSS Research MeetingWorkshop,HSS-1-6 (2008.6).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  200. Effects of argumentation agent personality on learning in mediation education, Human Interface Symposium (2007).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  201. Hideshi Ohmura, Daisuke Katagami, Katsumi Nitta: A multi-user learning agent using clustering,No. 23Fuzzy System Symposium,WD1-1,pp. 178–183 (2007).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  202. Daisuke Katagami, Katsumi Nitta: Effects of multi-user learning across MDP maze problems,No. 17Intelligent System Symposium(FANSymposium)Proceedings,FA1-1, pp. 11–12 (2007).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  203. Interdisciplinary research-field network analysis using bibliographic information,No. 21JSAI Annual Conference(JSAI2007),1B2-7 (2007).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  204. Building robot social intelligence through interaction with humans, Robotics and Mechatronics Conference2007Proceedings, No. 07-2, 2A2-F02 (2007). (Selected among the top 10% and recommended for journal submission)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  205. Analysis of networks between fields using bibliographic information,Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication EngineersTechnical Report,Vol. 106,No. 473,pp. 67–72 (2007).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  206. Generating utterances for an argumentation agent using cases,Joint Agent Workshops and Symposium (JAWS) (2006).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  207. A mediation training support system using agents,No. 16Intelligent System Symposium (2006).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  208. Evolutionary considerations of brain structure and development, No. 7Young Researchers in AI Meeting MYCOM Online proceedings pp. 58–59 (2006).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  209. Analysis of networks between fields using bibliographic information,No. 20JSAI Annual Conference(JSAI2006),3G1-4 (2006).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  210. A multi-user learning agent across a collection of MDPs,No. 20JSAI Annual Conference(JSAI2006),3F2-4 (2006).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  211. Takahiro Tanaka, Daisuke Katagami, Katsumi Nitta: Agent-based learning support using similar situations, No. 20JSAI Annual Conference (2006).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  212. Credibility of information posted on maps,No. 20JSAI Annual Conference,3G1-3 (2006).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  213. Conversation strategies based on speaker similarity, Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge-Based Processing Research Meeting(AI2005-44), pp. 23–28 (2006).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  214. Information propagation through agent communities using ad hoc communication, No. 38Society of Instrument and Control EngineersSystems Engineering Division Research Meeting「Agent-Based Social Systems Science:Current State and Prospects of Social Simulation」 (2006).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  215. Validation of information posted during disasters through agent simulation, No. 38Society of Instrument and Control EngineersSystems Engineering Division Research Meeting「Agent-Based Social Systems Science:Current State and Prospects of Social Simulation」 (2006).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  216. A web-based English vocabulary learning support system, Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication EngineersEducational Technology Research Meeting,ET 2005-76,pp. 13–18 (2006).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  217. Task assignment considering heterogeneous agents in RoboCup Rescue, No. 142Intelligence and Complex Systems Research Meeting(IPSJ-SIG-ICS)pp. 71–76 (2006).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  218. A self-organizing function approximation model using SiG pseudo-nuclei, No. 18Decentralized Autonomous Systems SymposiumProceedings, pp. 363–368 (2006).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  219. Self-organizing construction of a basis-function state space: application to reinforcement learning tasks, Society of Instrument and Control EngineersSystem Integration Division ConferenceProceedings, 2F1-4 (2005).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  220. Self-optimization of a learning agent in multiple instruction environments, Fuzzy Computing Research Group No. 17Workshop, Brain and Perception Research MeetingNo. 2Workshop, 05-01 (2005).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  221. A self-organizing function approximation model: SiG-Self Organizing Basis Network , Fuzzy Computing Research Group No. 17Workshop, Brain and Perception Research MeetingNo. 2Workshop, 05-10 (2005).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  222. Hideshi Ohmura, Daisuke Katagami, Katsumi Nitta: Adaptive agent communication using stereotypes, Fuzzy Computing Research Group No. 17Workshop, Brain and Perception Research MeetingNo. 2Workshop, 05-02 (2005).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  223. Visualization and validation of information posted during disasters, JAWS2005 Joint Agent Workshops and Symposium2005, pp. 321–328 (2005).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  224. Analysis of agent communities in ad hoc communication, JAWS2005 Joint Agent Workshops and Symposium2005, pp. 219–226 (2005).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  225. Credibility of geographically posted information,Society of Instrument and Control EngineersSystems and Information Division Conference,pp. 411–416 (2005).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  226. Self-organizing construction of state spaces through basis-function networks,No. 11Emergent Systems Symposium「Summer School on Emergence」, pp. 147–150 (2005).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  227. Daisuke Katagami, Katsumi Nitta: Designing knowledge through social interaction,No. 1Transdisciplinary Federation Conference,A2-23 (2005).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  228. Daisuke Katagami, Katsumi Nitta: Effects of social interaction through multi-user learning agents,No. 19JSAI Annual ConferenceProceedings,CDROM (2005).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  229. Takahiro Tanaka, Daisuke Katagami, Katsumi Nitta: Implementing a mediator agent using past similar situations, No. 19JSAI Annual Conference,CDROM (2005).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  230. State-space self-organization based on interactions between basis functions,No. 19JSAI Annual ConferenceProceedings,CDROM, ID3-04 (2005).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  231. Daisuke Katagami, Hideshi Ohmura, Yoshiaki Yasumura, Katsumi Nitta: Social interaction through multi-user learning agents,Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers Kanto Branch No. 11Annual Meeting Proceedings (2005).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  232. State-space self-organization based on the perception-action cycle,No. 6Young Researchers in AI Meeting MYCOM Online proceedings pp. 54–57 (2005).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  233. Credibility of posted information based on users' geographic posting tendencies and evaluation information,No. 6Young Researchers in AI Meeting MYCOM Online proceedings (2005).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  234. Daisuke Katagami, Katsumi Nitta: A reinforcement learning algorithm based on social experience,No. 35Systems Engineering Division Research Meeting「Creating Agent-Based Social Systems Science」Proceedings,pp. 85–90 (2005).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  235. Takahiro Tanaka, Daisuke Katagami, Katsumi Nitta: A mediator agent using a case base, No. 35Systems Engineering Division Research Meeting, pp. 105–110 (2005).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  236. Credibility of posted information in a map-based recommendation system , Information Processing Society of JapanNo. 67National Convention, 4E-5 (2005).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  237. A programming education support system based on similarity between learning profiles, Japanese Society for Artificial IntelligenceNo. 43Advanced Learning Science and Engineering Research Meeting (2005).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  238. A shopping consultation agent using information from the web, Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication EngineersOffice Information Systems Research Meeting (2005).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  239. Case-law document retrieval using case structure, Information Processing Society of JapanNo. 48Digital Documents Research Meeting (2005).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  240. Analysis of trending topics using link information in electronic bulletin boards, Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication EngineersKnowledge-Based Software Engineering Research Meeting, Vol. 104, No. KBSE-587, pp. 7–12 (2005).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  241. Daisuke Katagami, Hideshi Ohmura, Yoshiaki Yasumura, Katsumi Nitta: Toward sociality in human-agent interaction,Joint Agent Workshops and Symposium(Joint Agent Workshops & Symposium)Proceedings,pp. 315–322 (2004).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  242. Daisuke Katagami: Adaptation to groups in human-agent interaction,No. 2Retreat Symposium「Computational Intelligence Incorporating Human Factors」 (2004).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  243. A map-based recommendation system using posted information and user profiles , No. 31Human Interface SocietyResearch Meeting (2004).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  244. A map-based recommendation system using posted information, Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication EngineersSmart Info-Media Systems Research Meeting, Human Interface SocietyResearch Group , pp. 27–32, (2004).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  245. Daisuke Katagami, Hideshi Ohmura, Yoshiaki Yasumura, Katsumi Nitta: Behavior learning using similarity in user preferences: adapting to groups,No. 5Young Researchers in AI Meeting MYCOMOnline proceedings (2004).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  246. Takahiro Tanaka, Yoshiaki Yasumura, Daisuke Katagami, Katsumi Nitta: Case analysis of online mock mediation, No. 18JSAI Annual Conference, 2H2-02 (2004).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  247. Hideshi Ohmura, Daisuke Katagami, Yoshiaki Yasumura, Katsumi Nitta: Behavior learning using similarity in user preferences in robot interaction, No. 18JSAI Annual Conference, 2B3-02 (2004).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  248. Route navigation based on information posted by users, No. 18JSAI Annual Conference, 1B3-01 (2004).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  249. An attempt at case-law document retrieval using case structure, No. 18JSAI Annual Conference, 1A3-031 (2004).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  250. Design of a team model adapting to dynamic environments through advice, No. 18JSAI Annual Conference, 2H3-01 (2004).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  251. Cooperative defensive strategies in RoboCup soccer, No. 18JSAI Annual Conference, 2H3-02 (2004).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  252. Daisuke Katagami: A robot learning system based on human evaluation,No. 1Retreat Symposium「Computational Intelligence Incorporating Human Factors」 (2004).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  253. Daisuke Katagami, Seiji Yamada: Active instruction in interactive evolutionary robotics,No. 130Intelligence and Complex Systems Research Meeting(IPSJ-SIG-ICS),No. 62Knowledge-Based Systems Research Meeting(IPSJ-SIG-KBS),Joint Agent Workshops and Symposium(Joint Agent Workshops & Symposium),pp. 337–344 (2003).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  254. Hideshi Ohmura, Daisuke Katagami, Yoshiaki Yasumura, Katsumi Nitta: Behavior learning based on similarity of interaction, No. 21Robotics Society Annual Conference, 3H25 (2003).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  255. Daisuke Katagami, Seiji Yamada: Instruction timing in interactive evolutionary robotics,No. 17JSAI Annual Conference,1D1-03 (2003).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  256. Human-robot interaction through authority cues, No. 17JSAI Annual Conference, 2D1-09 (2003).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  257. Daisuke Katagami, Seiji Yamada: Instruction through viewpoint switching in interactive evolutionary robotics,No. 130Intelligence and Complex Systems Research Meeting(IPSJ-SIG-ICS)No. 58Knowledge-Based Systems Research Meeting,pp. 99–104 (2002).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  258. Daisuke Katagami, Seiji Yamada: Automatic viewpoint switching for instruction in interactive evolutionary robotics,Robotics Society of Japan 20th Anniversary Conference,3G18 (2002).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  259. Daisuke Katagami, Seiji Yamada: Effects of the instructor's viewpoint in interactive evolutionary robotics,No. 16JSAI Annual Conference,1D1-07 (2002).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  260. Daisuke Katagami, Seiji Yamada: Designing observation-based instruction in interactive evolutionary robotics, No. 126Intelligence and Complex Systems Research Meeting(IPSJ-SIG-ICS), pp. 19–24 (2001).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  261. Daisuke Katagami, Seiji Yamada: Designing instructor cognition in interactive evolutionary robotics, No. 19Robotics Society Annual Conference, 1H27 (2001).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  262. Daisuke Katagami, Seiji Yamada: Real-robot learning through interactive evolutionary computation considering instruction costs, No. 13Decentralized Autonomous Systems Symposium(SICE), pp. 261–264 (2001).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  263. Daisuke Katagami, Seiji Yamada: Real-robot learning through an interactive classifier system, No. 18Robotics Society Annual Conference, pp. 1281–1282 (2000).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  264. Daisuke Katagami, Seiji Yamada: Robot learning in real environments through an interactive classifier system, No. 1MYCOM(Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence), pp. 50–53 (2000).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  265. Daisuke Katagami, Seiji Yamada: Accelerating evolutionary behavior learning through crossover using node usage frequency, 1999Institute of Electrical Engineers of JapanElectronics, Information and Systems Conference, pp. 403–406 (1999).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  266. Daisuke Katagami, Seiji Yamada: Accelerating evolutionary behavior learning through crossover using node usage frequency, No. 13JSAI Annual Conference, pp. 559–560 (1999).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  267. Daisuke Katagami, Seiji Yamada: Accelerating evolutionary behavior learning through crossover using node usage frequency, No. 4Robotics Symposia, pp. 295–300 (1999).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  268. Daisuke Katagami, Seiji Yamada: Online learning of box-pushing behavior by a mobile robot using genetic programming, No. 16Robotics Society Annual Conference, pp. 425–426 (1998).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  269. : Prototype of an emotion-expressing robot and human evaluation of its expressions, Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers Robotics and Mechatronics Conference '97 Proceedings, Vol. B, pp. 671–672 (1997).Original record (Japanese) ↗
  270. Development of an intelligent mobile robot for service applications (13th report,Automatic position correction using sensor information), Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers Robotics and Mechatronics Conference'96 Proceedings Vol.A, 690-693 (1996).Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗

Patents

  1. Device, method, program, and recording medium for managing knowledge between research fields using bibliographic information,Patent application 2006-357218,2006 (2006/12/23filed)Full citation & author list (Japanese) ↗
  2. Daisuke Katagami, Hideshi Ohmura, Yoshiaki Yasumura, Katsumi Nitta: Information learning method, program, and recording medium,Patent application 2004-263039,2004 (2004/8/13filed)Original record (Japanese) ↗

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