Takashi Morita
Biographic Data
| ID | 3782010 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Takashi Morita |
| GIVEN NAMES | Takashi |
| FAMILY NAME | Morita |
| SIGNATURE | MORITA T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Chubu University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2976-830X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Unsupervised Classification of English Words Based on Phonological Information
Cross-linguistically, native words and loanwords follow different phonological rules. In English, for example, words of Germanic and Latinate origin exhibit different stress patterns, and a certain syntactic structure—double-object datives—is predominantly associated with Germanic verbs rather than Latinate verbs. From the perspective of language acquisition, however, such etymology-based generalizations raise learnability concerns, since the his…
Exploring the Emergence of Organized Colouration in Paintings Through Cultural Transmission
Painting and drawing are symbolic representations that visually transform natural scenes into line and colour. These visual expressions change through cultural transmission—the process by which artworks are reproduced and modified across individuals or communities. While structured patterns have been observed in transmitted language and music, it remains unclear whether similar structuring occurs in colour use for visual representations. This stu…
Statistical Evidence for Learnable Lexical Subclasses in Japanese
It has been proposed that the Japanese lexicon can be divided into etymologically defined sublexica on phonotactic and other grounds. However, the psychological reality of this sublexical analysis has been challenged by some authors, who have appealed to putative problems with the learnability of the system. In this study, we apply a commonly used clustering method to Japanese words and show that there is robust statistical evidence for the suble…
Reflection on the development of the tool kits of Bertin’s methods
Bertin’s first book, Semiology of Graphics, was published in 1967. His second book, Graphics and Graphic Information Processing, was subsequently published in 1977. The word “processing” in the title of the second book is interesting because in those days there were no personal computers with an interactive display system. But in Bertin’s laboratory there were many kinds of tool kits – basically manually developed thematic maps and data analysis.…
Towards Ubiquitous Cartography
Computer-generated maps have become commonplace over the past decade. Most internet search engines, for example, have the ability to generate maps in response to spatial queries and routes between specified origins and destinations. Advances in mobile computing technologies provide access to these mapping capabilities from virtually any location on the Earth's surface. Maps and map-making have become ubiquitous, and this phenomenon requires carto…
Cheminement et adresse
L'adresse administrative définit la position d'un point, message tout à fait insuffisant pour qui veut se rendre, pour la première fois, à un endroit précis. L'adresse pour guider, l'adresse «cheminement », doit fournir un ordre linéaire que le visiteur doit découvrir sur le terrain (ordre des quartiers, des rues, orientation des numérotations, numérotation des maisons). L'auteur propose une grille d'analyse des configurations urbaines, distingua…
Towards Ubiquitous Cartography
Computer-generated maps have become commonplace over the past decade. Most internet search engines, for example, have the ability to generate maps in response to spatial queries and routes between specified origins and destinations. Advances in mobile computing technologies provide access to these mapping capabilities from virtually any location on the Earth's surface. Maps and map-making have become ubiquitous, and this phenomenon requires carto…
Statistical Evidence for Learnable Lexical Subclasses in Japanese
It has been proposed that the Japanese lexicon can be divided into etymologically defined sublexica on phonotactic and other grounds. However, the psychological reality of this sublexical analysis has been challenged by some authors, who have appealed to putative problems with the learnability of the system. In this study, we apply a commonly used clustering method to Japanese words and show that there is robust statistical evidence for the suble…
Cheminement et adresse
L'adresse administrative définit la position d'un point, message tout à fait insuffisant pour qui veut se rendre, pour la première fois, à un endroit précis. L'adresse pour guider, l'adresse «cheminement », doit fournir un ordre linéaire que le visiteur doit découvrir sur le terrain (ordre des quartiers, des rues, orientation des numérotations, numérotation des maisons). L'auteur propose une grille d'analyse des configurations urbaines, distingua…
Towards Ubiquitous Cartography
Computer-generated maps have become commonplace over the past decade. Most internet search engines, for example, have the ability to generate maps in response to spatial queries and routes between specified origins and destinations. Advances in mobile computing technologies provide access to these mapping capabilities from virtually any location on the Earth's surface. Maps and map-making have become ubiquitous, and this phenomenon requires carto…
Reflection on the development of the tool kits of Bertin’s methods
Bertin’s first book, Semiology of Graphics, was published in 1967. His second book, Graphics and Graphic Information Processing, was subsequently published in 1977. The word “processing” in the title of the second book is interesting because in those days there were no personal computers with an interactive display system. But in Bertin’s laboratory there were many kinds of tool kits – basically manually developed thematic maps and data analysis.…
Statistical Evidence for Learnable Lexical Subclasses in Japanese
It has been proposed that the Japanese lexicon can be divided into etymologically defined sublexica on phonotactic and other grounds. However, the psychological reality of this sublexical analysis has been challenged by some authors, who have appealed to putative problems with the learnability of the system. In this study, we apply a commonly used clustering method to Japanese words and show that there is robust statistical evidence for the suble…
Unsupervised Classification of English Words Based on Phonological Information
Cross-linguistically, native words and loanwords follow different phonological rules. In English, for example, words of Germanic and Latinate origin exhibit different stress patterns, and a certain syntactic structure—double-object datives—is predominantly associated with Germanic verbs rather than Latinate verbs. From the perspective of language acquisition, however, such etymology-based generalizations raise learnability concerns, since the his…
Exploring the Emergence of Organized Colouration in Paintings Through Cultural Transmission
Painting and drawing are symbolic representations that visually transform natural scenes into line and colour. These visual expressions change through cultural transmission—the process by which artworks are reproduced and modified across individuals or communities. While structured patterns have been observed in transmitted language and music, it remains unclear whether similar structuring occurs in colour use for visual representations. This stu…
Computer Science (3 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Cartography (2 works) · Data science (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Language and cultural evolution (2 works) · Learnability (2 works) · Lexicon (2 works) · Natural Language Processing Techniques (2 works) · Phonology (2 works)