Curriculum Vitaes

Ishibashi Naoki

  (石橋 直樹)

Profile Information

Affiliation
Faculty of Data Science, Department of Data Science, Musashino University
Degree
博士(政策・メディア)(Sep, 2004, 慶應義塾大学)

J-GLOBAL ID
200901077997411324
researchmap Member ID
5000066394

Papers

 20
  • Tomoyuki Tateno, Naoki Ishibashi, Yasushi Kiyoki
    2024 International Electronics Symposium (IES), 359-364, Aug 6, 2024  Peer-reviewed
  • Yosuke Tsuchiya, Naoki Ishibashi
    2024 International Electronics Symposium (IES), 600-606, Aug 6, 2024  Peer-reviewed
  • Yosuke Tsuchiya, Naoki Ishibashi
    2024 16th IIAI International Congress on Advanced Applied Informatics (IIAI-AAI), 426-431, Jul 6, 2024  
  • Hitoshi Kumagai, Naoki Ishibashi, Yasushi Kiyoki
    Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications, 115-132, Jan 16, 2024  Peer-reviewed
    In this paper, we proposed a new workplace data model and its calculation method. The method was designed to calculate appropriate workplace according to the intents (activities) and situations of a worker. The data model was designed as a semantic space with three knowledge bases: ‘Activity-affecting’, ‘Place-determining’, and ‘Activity and Place’. Experiments were conducted to show the different results depending on activities and the contexts of the workplace and presented the feasibility of the proposed data model and calculation method.
  • Yosuke Tsuchiya, Naoki Ishibashi
    Information Modelling and Knowledge Bases XXXV, 133-144, Jan 16, 2024  Peer-reviewed
    In this paper, an implementation method of GACA, Global Art Collection Archive, is proposed. Each museum maintains their own archives of art collections. GACA dynamically integrate those collection data of artworks in each museum archive and provide them with REST API. GACA works as a integrated data platform for various kinds of viewing environment of artworks such as virtual reality, physical exhibitions, smartphone applications and so on. It allows users not only to view artworks, but also to experience the creativity of artworks through seeing, feeling, and knowing them, inspiring a new era of creation.

Misc.

 8
  • 吉田尚史, 松原大悟, 石橋直樹, 斎藤信男, 石川憲洋, 竹井光, 堀口賞一
    研究報告モバイルコンピューティングとユビキタス通信(MBL), 2011(11) 1-8, Aug 29, 2011  
    本稿では,携帯電話による健康管理サービスとそのユーザビリティ評価について報告する.第一に,携帯電話による健康管理サービスの実現に不可欠なBluetoothペアリングについて,複数のペアリング方法を36名の利用者が利用した際のユーザビリティ評価について述べる.第二に,体重計,血圧計,歩数計の3種の健康機器,および,携帯電話を用いた健康管理サービスについて,健康機器と携帯電話間の通信方法に関するユーザビリティ評価を,10代から70代までの34名を対象として行った.健康管理サービスにおけるユーザビリティとしては,健康維持へのインセンティブの持続およびスムーズなサービス実現が重要であることが明らかとなった.本稿ではそのユーザビリティ評価について定量的に報告する.
  • ISHIBASHI Naoki, KIYOKI Yasushi, NAKAGAMI Yasuhiro, SATO Akira
    IPSJ SIG Notes, 2003(71) 529-534, Jul 16, 2003  
    For music data on the global area network, we propose an automatic extraction method of metadata that represent impression. The proposed method dynamically extracts adjectives and correlations according to each instrument of a datum, and it dynamically integrates the results of each instrument to generate the metadata of the datum. We clarify feasibility of the proposed method with an implemented system.
  • ISHIBASHI Naoki, KIYOKI Yasushi, NAKAGAMI Yasuhiro, SATO Akira
    IEICE technical report. Data engineering, 103(191) 265-270, Jul 10, 2003  
    For music data on the global area network, we propose an automatic extraction method of metadata that represent impression. The proposed method dynamically extracts adjectives and correlations according to each instrument of a datum, and it dynamically integrates the results of each instrument to generate the metadata of the datum. We clarify feasibility of the proposed method with an implemented system.
  • ISHIBASHI Naoki, KIYOKI Yasushi
    IPSJ SIG Notes, 2002(67) 535-540, Jul 18, 2002  
    For querying music data that drastically increase, on the global area network, number of methods has been proposed. For examples, the methods which directly match melodies, and the methods that apply pattern-matching to the abstract information like names of songs or authors have been proposed. These methods are commonly used for executing queries for the songs that the user has already heard or knows the abstract information, though it is difficult to search when the user does not know any information. For rcalizing such queries to the songs which user has never heard, it is effective to realize connectivity between users and music according to the subjective of users such as impression. In this paper, we propose an automatic extraction method of metadata that represent impression for music data on the global area network. The proposed method dynamically extracts adjectives and correlations according to each instrument of a datum, and it dynamically integrates the results of each instrument to generate the metadata of the datum. We clarify feasibility of the proposed method by comparing to a method that evaluates the main instrument.
  • ISHIBASHI Naoki, KIYOKI Yasushi
    IEICE technical report. Data engineering, 102(209) 129-134, Jul 12, 2002  
    For querying music data that drastically increase on the global area network, number of methods has been proposed. For examples, the methods which directly match melodies, and the methods that apply pat-tern-matching to the abstract information like names of songs or authors have been proposed. These methods are commonly used for executing queries for the songs that the user has already heard or knows the abstract information, though it is difficult to search when the user does not know any information. For realizing such queries to the songs which user has never heard, it is effective to realize connectivity between users and music according to the subjective of users such as impression. In this paper, we propose an automatic extraction method of metadata that represent impression for music data on the global area network. The proposed method dynamically extracts adjectives and correlations according to each instrument of a datum, and it dynamically integrates the results of each instrument to generate the metadata of the datum. We clarify feasibility of the proposed method by comparing to a method that evaluates the main instrument.
  • OMAE HIROKO, ISHIBASHI NAOKI, KIYOKI YASUSHI, ANZAI YUICHIRO
    IEICE technical report. Data engineering, 101(193) 143-150, Jul 12, 2001  
    With a rapid popularization of the global-area network, realizing an information retreaval method for media data is essentially important today. As forcusing to the information retriaval methods for music data, absolute methods to automatically extract impressions, which becomes metadata, of music data do not exist. In this paper, we propose an automatic metadata creation method for music with multiple musical instruments. The impression for each musical instrument is extracted from the music data which consist of multiple instruments and weighted according to each importance of the musical instrument. Our method extract the impression of a music datum by compounding the impression of each musical instrument with others. We clarity the effectiveness of the method in a view point of compounding the impression of each musical instrument by comparing to present methods, and the effectiveness of weighting by showing the result of the actual questionnaire.
  • HOSOKAWA YOSHIHIDE, ISHIBASHI NAOKI, YASHIRO YUKIKO, KIYOKI YASUSHI
    IEICE technical report. Data engineering, 99(203) 73-78, Jul 23, 1999  
    In this paper, we present a new data integration method which combines functions for evaluating temporal and spatial relationships between heterogeneous databases. The feature of this method is to realize to uniformly combine underlying systems with temporal and spatial data integration functions. We clarify feasibility and effectiveness of the method by showing some experimental results.
  • HOSOKAWA YOSHIHIDE, ISHIBASHI NAOKI, YASHIRO YUKIKO, KIYOKI YASUSHI
    IPSJ SIG Notes, 1999(61) 387-392, Jul 21, 1999  
    In this paper, we present a new data integration method which combines functions for evaluating temporal and spatial relationships between heterogeneous databases. The feature of this method is to realize to uniformly combine underlying systems with temporal and spatial data integration functions. We clarify feasibility and effectiveness of the method by showing some experimental results.

Presentations

 5

Teaching Experience

 11

Works

 3
  • 株式会社Governance Design Laboratory
    2007 Web Service
  • 株式会社Governance Design Laboratory
    2006 Web Service
  • 株式会社Governance Design Laboratory
    2005 Web Service

Research Projects

 1

Industrial Property Rights

 1
  • Naoki Ishibashi
    [Problem] A system according to an example of the present invention is able to further support the appreciation of a work of art. [Solution] The system comprises: a database unit which can store first art data, second art data, and third art data; a first access providing unit which can connect to the database unit and provide the first art data over a first network in a first art facility; a second access providing unit which can connect to the database unit, and provide the second art data, which is a portion of the first art data, over a second network in a second art facility; and a third access providing unit which can connect to the database unit and provide the third art data, which is a portion of the first art data, over a third network provided to the public.

Social Activities

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