Research Collaboration
Open to collaboration on medical image analysis, endoscopic AI, 3D shape reconstruction, edge-cloud AI, and generative data augmentation.

宇佐美 裕康
Senior Assistant Professor. Ph.D. in Engineering. Researcher, Aichi Medical University.
I am a Senior Assistant Professor at Chubu University and lead Usami Laboratory. My research centers on computer vision, machine learning, medical image analysis, 3D shape reconstruction, and LLM evaluation and reliability. I have served as an Editorial Board Member of Scientific Reports since September 2026.
Testing LLM Judge Reliability
We test three properties of LLM judges: output validity, non-tie preferences between identical answers (dark current), and selection of a specified target.
Anatomy-Preserving Augmentation via Generative AI
A workflow for augmenting medical training images with anatomical controls and generated-sample selection.
Separating Shape and Reflectance from a Single Image
A self-supervised method estimating scene properties like reflectance and shape from a single photo using relighting constraints.
Building IoT Prediction with Sparse Graphs and Physical Constraints
Spatiotemporal prediction that limits graph neighbors and incorporates bandwidth and connection constraints into training.
Mobile Extraction of Carotid Ultrasound IMT Regions
A conference abstract combining MobileNetV3 image classification with SegNet segmentation to examine efficient carotid ultrasound analysis.
Recommending Learning Actions from Activity Logs
A study of learning-action recommendations evaluated through changes in a grade predictor's outputs when activity logs are modified.
Image Translation for Polyp Detection Training
A study augmenting polyp-detector training with NBI-like images generated from white-light endoscopy.
Recovering Polyp Shape and Scale Using a Medical Suture
A study using a known-diameter suture and a lighting model to estimate approximate polyp shape and absolute scale from one endoscope image.
Polyp Shape Recovery with Two Lights and Normal Correction
A study combining a two-light photometric model with learned normal correction to estimate depth and shape from endoscope imagery.
122research outputs
8academic awards
My career research outputs include one accepted, forthcoming work. Awards include joint awards.
I contribute to journal editing, conference committees, peer review, and academic society activities.
| Period | Organization | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Since September 2026 | Scientific Reports (Nature Portfolio) | Editorial Board Member |
| 2026 | NeurIPS 2026 Workshop TAE | Reviewer |
| Since April 2026 | Information Processing Society of Japan (IPSJ) | Representative Member |
| Since 2024 | Information Processing Society of Japan (IPSJ) | Senior Member |
| Since June 2021 | IPSJ Journal / Journal of Information Processing (JIP) | Editorial Board Member |
| Since 2025 | KES International | International Programme Committee Member |
| Since March 2020 | MICCAI | Reviewer |
| Since 2016 | IARIA PATTERNS | Technical Program Committee Member |
| 2025 | KES-InMed | International Programme Committee Member |
| April 2024 – June 2026 | IPSJ Tokai Branch | Operating Committee Member and Secretary |
| April 2023 – March 2024 | IPSJ Tokai Branch | Operating Committee Member |
I welcome collaboration, invited talks, and media inquiries on medical image analysis, endoscopic AI, 3D shape reconstruction, generative data augmentation, and edge-cloud AI.
Open to collaboration on medical image analysis, endoscopic AI, 3D shape reconstruction, edge-cloud AI, and generative data augmentation.
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