FACULTY
Research and Industry-Academia Collaboration
研究・産学連携
YEN Neil Yuwen
Associate Professor
- Affiliation
- Department of Computer Science and Engineering/Division of Computer Science
- Title
- Associate Professor
- neilyyen@u-aizu.ac.jp
Education
- Courses - Undergraduate
- F1 Algorithm and Data Structure [ex]A1 Artificial Intelligence [ex]SE1 Web Engineering [ex]
- Courses - Graduate
- ITA27 Introduction to Human-centered Computing ITA28 Introduction to Big Data Science
Research
- Specialization
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Intelligent informatics
Human-centered ComputingComputational Intelligence
- Educational Background, Biography
- 2012.04 to date - Associate professor, University of Aizu, Japan 2012.03 - PhD in Human Sciences, Waseda University, Japan 2012.01 - PhD in Engineering, Tamkang University, Taiwan
- Current Research Theme
- Current research theme is primarily to well understand the phenomenon, via data, human, and their interactions, and further develop well-being environment for human society. Instances include: 1) Search engine that prompt human experience and knowledge discovery; 2) Emerging services that support decision-making, healthcare management, and e-learning; and 3) New methods in data mining and machine learning.
- Key Topic
- Human modeling, data mining, machine learning, social web, cognitive science, awareness engineering
- Affiliated Academic Society
- ACM, IEEE, IET, ISPJ
Others
- Hobbies
- Movie, Jazz drum, Sports
- School days' Dream
- To be a happy foreman
- Current Dream
- To be the best of the best
- Motto
- Things do not happen. Things are made to happen.
- Messages for Students
- Do not give up. Hopes are always there waiting for you.
Dissertation and Published Works
1. N.Y. Yen, T.K. Shih, J.C. Hung, M.M. Weng, "Socially-Empowered Automated Mechanisms towards Seamless Migration e-Learning to s-Learning" ACM Transactions on Internet Technology (accepted on May 7, 2014)
2. N.Y. Yen, Q. Jin, J.C. Tsai, J.J. Park, "Intelligent State Machine for Social Ad Hoc Data Management and Reuse," Multimedia Tools and Applications (online published on March 2014)
3. J.C. Hung, N.Y. Yen, H.Y. Jeong, Y.W. Chan, "Adaptive mechanism for schedule arrangement and optimization in socially-empowered professional sports games," Multimedia Tools and Application (online published on January 2014)
4. C.C. Chen, T.C. Huang, J.J. Park, H.H. Tseng, N.Y. Yen, "A Smart Assistant for Product-Awareness Shopping," in Personal and Ubiquitous Computing, 18(2): 339-349, 2014
5. N.Y. Yen, T.K. Shih, Q. Jin, "LONET: An Interactive Search Network for Intelligent Lecture Path Generation," ACM Transactions on Intelligent Systems and Technology, 4(2): article 30, 2013
6. N.Y. Yen, J.J. Park, Q. Jin, T.K. Shih, "Modeling User-Generated Contents: An Intelligent State Machine for User-Centric Search Support," Personal and Ubiquitous Computing, 17(8), 1731-1739, 2013
7. N.Y. Yen, Q. Jin, J. Ma, R. Huang, T.K. Shih, "Intelligent Route Generation: Discovery and Search of Correlation between Shared Resources," in International Journal of Communication Systems, 26(6): 732-746, 2013
8. C.C. Chen, T.C. Huang, N.Y. Yen, J.J. Park, "Real-time Smartphone Sensing and Recommendations towards Context-Awareness Shopping," Multimedia Systems (online published in December 2013)
9. X. Zhou, N.Y. Yen, Q. Jin, T.K. Shih, "Enriching User Search Experience by Mining Social Streams with Heuristic Stones and Associative Ripples," Multimedia Tools and Applications, 61(1): 129-144, 2012
10. N.Y. Yen, T.K. Shih, L.R. Chao, Q. Jin, "Ranking Metrics and Search Guidance for Learning Object Repository," IEEE Transactions on Learning Technologies, 3(3):250-264, 2010