Computer Vision Laboratory
University of Tsukuba . Graduate School of Systems and Information Engineering
University of Tsukuba . Graduate School of Systems and Information Engineering
We research computer vision and machine learning, developing methods that let machines perceive, interpret, and reason about the visual world. Our work spans foundational theory and real-world application.
If your research interests align with our lab, please contact Professor Kazuhiro Fukui or Associate Professor Satoshi Iizuka via e-mail, you can find more information about this below or in the Members tab.
Our laboratory serves as one of the machine learning units in the Center for Artificial Intelligence Research (C-AIR).
We are also involved with the Empowerment Informatics Program for Leading Graduate Schools.Â
Separability Membrane: 3D Active Contour for Point Cloud Surface Reconstruction(2026),GQO Pratamasunu, G Hao, K Fukui, IEEE Access
Fine-Grained Fashion Feature Embedding for Global, Local, and Contextual Analysis in Fashion Social Media Popularity Prediction (2026),S Okamoto, S Iizuka, K Fukui, IEEE AccessÂ
Improving Image-to-Image Translation via a Rectified Flow Reformulation (2026), S Iizuka, S Okamoto, K Fukui, ECCV 2026
Frame representation hypothesis: Multi-token llm interpretability and concept-guided text generation (2025), PHV Valois, LS Souza, EK Shimomoto, K Fukui, Transactions of the Association for Computational Linguistics 13, 1436-1458, EMNLP 2025
Vision Language Model Interpretability with Concept Guided Decoding (2025), PHV Valois, D Satav, RAP de Campos, GQO Pratamasunu, K Fukui, ICIP 2025
Subspace Methods
Image Generation
Robot Vision
LLM Interpretability
Bio-Image Analysis
Human Gait Analysis
3D Computer Vision
Algorithm Development
University of Tsukuba, The third area, The second floor in E building, 3E205Â
Address:
〒305-8573Â
University of Tsukuba, Computer Vision Laboratory (Kazuhiro Fukui Lab), 1-1-1 Tennodai,
Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Pref., Japan