Katsuya Ogata

I am a student at Osaka University majoring in information science, advised by Prof. Yuta Nakashima.

My research centers on computer vision and multimodal AI: video editing driven by subjective intent, visual concept reasoning, and the internal representations of multimodal models.

I also enjoy exchanging ideas with researchers abroad, e.g. through the ASPIRE project and ICLR 2026.

Portrait of Katsuya Ogata

News

Publications

International Conferences & Workshops

Unveil the Mask: Jointly-Optimized Diffusion Masked Pretraining for Appearance-Agnostic Operator Verification

Katsuya Ogata, Ryoya Yoshiyama, Hodaka Kawachi, Yuta Nakashima

ACCVW 2026

Preprints / Under Review

Domestic Conferences (in Japanese)

Tackling the Gavagai Problem: Toward Concept Learning from a Single Positive and a Few Negatives in Japanese

Katsuya Ogata, Kazuya Nishimura, Yuta Nakashima

CVIM 2026

A Video Editing Dataset for Evaluating Intent-Driven Narrative Generation in Japanese

Katsuya Ogata, Zongshang Pang, Mayu Otani, Yuta Nakashima

MIRU 2026 Oral (33.5%)

Awards

Student Encouragement Award, MIRU 2026
2026
Interactive Presentation Award, MIRU 2026
2026
Σ Global Leader Award, School of Engineering Science, Osaka University
FY2025

Education

Osaka University
School of Engineering Science, Information and Computer Sciences

Activities

ASPIRE Project, Participant, international research exchange
ICLR 2026, Attendee
2026