Faculty of International Social Sciences

Yasushi TAUCHI

  (田内 康)

Profile Information

Affiliation
Computer Centre, Gakushuin University

Researcher number
30966297
J-GLOBAL ID
202201002736711625
researchmap Member ID
R000035402

Papers

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  • Mizukami Yoshiki, Watanabe Yuma, Tauchi Yasushi, Tada Makoto, Wang Xixun, Fujiwara Tomofumi, Matsuno Fumitoshi
    Transactions of the Institute of Systems, Control and Information Engineers, 33(11) 283-292, Nov 15, 2020  
    3D SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping) is a technique for creating circumstance maps which are usable for measuring the environments and providing navigation information. One of the problems in 3D SLAM is computational efficiency of inserting new points into the circumstance map, since the efficiency is essential for keeping the quality and quantity of the obtained circumstance map and keeping the stability of the mapping procedure. This study focuses on how to improve the computational efficiency of 3D SLAM as a UGV (unmanned ground vehicle) application. We employ a sophisticated and well-organized 3D SLAM package, ETHZASL-ICP-Mapper, as a fundamental implementation. After analyzing the reason why the efficiency becomes decreased through the mapping procedure, we point out main two problems. Then we propose two approaches for overcoming these problems. The first approach is to divide the circumstance maps into sub-grid maps. The second approach is to alternate the k-d tree data structure in the point density control with a voxel grid data structure. The improvements are discussed based on the comparative experimental results.
  • 53(3) 950-957, Mar 15, 2012  
    本論文では,山口大学メディア基盤センターにおいて行っているサーバ室の空調に対する省エネルギーの取り組みについての紹介を行う.具体的には,既存の空調施設を利用した外気取り込みの効果の検証,サーバ室内の温度分布計測および気流制御の方策に関する検討を行う This paper introduces an action of energy saving for air conditioner of server room tried in media and information technology center of Yamaguchi University. Verification of effectiveness of the open air utilization for an existing facilities, measurement results of a temperature distribution in a server room and discussions of air-flow control scheme are presented.
  • O. Fukumasa, J. Okada, Y. Tauchi, W. Oohara, K. Tsumori, Y. Takeiri
    AIP Conference Proceedings, 1097 109-117, 2009  Peer-reviewed
    Using a mesh grid bias method for plasma parameter control, volume production of hydrogen negative ions H" is studied in pure hydrogen rf plasmas. Relationship between the extracted H" ion currents and plasma parameters is discussed. Both high and low electron temperature Tc plasmas are produced in the separated regions when the grid is negatively biased. In addition, with changing grid potential Vg, values of nc increase while Tc decrease in their values. The negative ion production depends strongly on the grid potential and related plasma conditions. It is also confirmed that grid bias method is more effective than the so-called magnetic filter method to optimize plasma parameters for H" production. Production of deuterium negative ions D" is also studied briefly. © 2009 American Institute of Physics.
  • Nakao, Yuichi, Tauchi, Yasushi, Fukumasa, Osamu
    Review of Scientific Instruments, 2 02A502, Jan, 2008  
    Using a grid bias method for plasma parameter control, volume production of hydrogen negative ions H^- is studied in pure hydrogen rf plasmas. Relationship between the extracted H^? ion currents and plasma parameters is discussed. It is confirmed that both high and low electron temperature T_e plasmas are produced in the separated regions when the grid is negatively biased. In addition, with changing grid potential V_g, values of n_e increase while T_e decrease in their values. The negative ion production depends strongly on the grid potential and related plasma conditions.
  • Shigefumi Mori, Yasushi Tauchi, Osamu Fukumasa, Makoto Hamabe, Katsuyoshi Tsumori, Yasuhiko Takeiri
    Novel Materials Processing by Advanced Electromagnetic Energy Sources, 55-58, 2005  Peer-reviewed
    This chapter discusses the varying magnetic field intensity of the magnetic field (MF), plasma parameter control in hydrogen (H2), deuterium (D2) plasmas, and its influence on H/D production. The relationship between H/D density distribution and plasma parameter control is discussed. The dependence of extracted H/D currents on H-/D- densities in the source is also discussed. To understand H/D negative ion formation mechanism and behavior of H/D ions in volume negative ion sources, axial distributions of H-/D densities in the source are measured directly by laser photo detachment method. H and D densities have different spatial distributions, respectively, corresponding to those different plasma parameter conditions. Plasma parameters are changed almost in the same manner by varying the magnetic field intensity of the MF. Axial distributions of plasma parameters across the MF affect electron detachment (ED) process more strongly than dissociative attachment (DA) process. © 2005 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

Misc.

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Books and Other Publications

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Presentations

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  • MIYATA Masahiro, OKADA Koichi, TAUCHI Yasushi, MIZUKAMI Yoshiki
    ITE Technical Report, 2021, The Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers
    In this research, for the purpose of supporting teachers’ class management, we develop a new class support system with the following three functions, 1) attendance management function that is highly consistent with seating status of each student throughout the class by enabling the attendance registration to be visually compared with the students’ seating status, 2) student nomination function that can enhance students’ interest for the class by attracting their attentions, 3) seating history function that makes it possible to visualize the distribution of their past attendance position.
  • UEHARA Kohei, TAUCHI Yasushi, MIZUKAMI Yoshiki
    ITE Technical Report, 2021, The Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers
    In this research, we propose a virtual try-on system with clothes models generated from photographed clothes images. After designating the type of clothes, the grid points on the clothes region are acquired as vertex coordinates constituting the front mesh of the clothes. Delaunay triangulation is applied to the grid point coordinates and the back mesh is generated from the front mesh. The grid points on the contour of the front and back meshes are connected, but the grid points on the wrist bands, the bottom of the neck and so on are not connected. Finally, the clothes model is obtained by generating the texture on the connected mesh from the clothes image. In the proposed virtual try-on system, the clothes models are rendered to give the coordinate representation on the user’s posture obtained by a depth camera.
  • TOYOTA Tomoya, TAUCHI Yasushi, MIZUKAMI Yoshiki
    ITE Technical Report, 2021, The Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers
    While advanced driver assistance system becomes popular in these days, further improvement of detection and recognition accuracy of cars using in-vehicle cameras is required. If it is possible to estimate the orientation of the car in the image, the direction of the car movement will be able to be predicted and be helpful for developing safer advanced driving support systems. In this study, we propose an estimation method for car orientation in the image using convolutional neural networks. The proposed method employed image pre-filtering processes for sharpening the images and both of batch normalization and dropout for preventing gradient loss and over-fitting in the learning procedure.

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