Yuto Inui

The University of Osaka Ph.D student

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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.
Aug 21, 2024 Our paper, “Learning with Almost Invariant Sets in Neural Oscillatory ODEs”, was accepted at ICONIP 2024.