Contents (Part 1) 1. What is machine learning for neural engines? 2. Introduction to the evaluation procedure of machine learning results Hello everyone! It's been a while (;^ω^) here at the Kohden Development Office blog. In this blog, our sales representative, Mr. Satake, interviews our developers and introduces various development and product information in a conversational style. Today's interviewee is this person! Mr. Shibata is currently studying Chinese, Korean, and Russian. (Before...

Written by Blogger K Posted on Tuesday, October 1, 2019 In September, I had the opportunity to talk individually about Korean food with two company-related acquaintances, one in his 50s and the other in his 60s. Both of them mentioned at the time that they "love cajun," so I thought it would be a timely topic for me to share with you, the readers, as well. Cajun" is a Korean dish made by marinating raw blue crab in sauce. There are two main types of sauce...

In July, I was to go on a business trip to Beijing after the Marine Day holiday, so I contacted a university professor in Dalian whom I had met at a conference held in Macau in April. He replied, "When are you coming to Dalian? and I arrived in Dalian early during the consecutive holidays. I know that many of our readers are tour people when they go on vacation, but I would like to recommend that you "hop on a bus running in the city. As long as you have a hotel business card and some local currency, you can get off the bus and get lost and...

Over June 8 and 9, 2019, I attended the 21st Annual Conference of the Japan Association for Language Policy (JALP) held at Kwansei Gakuin University. In this issue, we would like to introduce some episodes behind the conference! (If you haven't read Part 1, check here ⇒ I participated in the JALP 21st Annual Conference Part 1) Now, let's start with how I prepared for the conference...

The theme of this year's conference was "Language Policy at a Turning Point: Crossroads of Language Policy in Japan. Through presentations and discussions, professors, students, graduate students, local governments, and companies from various universities exchanged opinions and answered questions about language policy in Japan, which is expected to become increasingly multicultural and multilingual in the future. Our company presented "Multilingual Response of Local Governments in the Age of Multicultural Conviviality...