Yuto Inui
The University of Osaka Ph.D student
The University of Osaka
Ph.D student
I am Yuto Inui, a Ph.D. student at The University of Osaka, supervised by Yoshinobu Kawahara.
I study recurrent systems in machine learning from a dynamical-systems perspective, focusing on their long-term behavior. My work explores model design and representation learning in neural differential equations, oscillatory recurrent neural networks, and latent reasoning. I am also interested in generative models, including flow matching and diffusion models.
Research Keywords
- Neural Differential Equations
- Oscillatory Neural Networks
- Perron Frobenius Operator
- Flow Matching
news
| Mar 26, 2026 | Our paper, “Kernel Occupation Readout for Oscillatory Recurrent Neural Networks”, was accepted at IJCNN 2026. |
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| Aug 21, 2024 | Our paper, “Learning with Almost Invariant Sets in Neural Oscillatory ODEs”, was accepted at ICONIP 2024. |