The fifth workshop (SIGPX)

SIGPX is a Japanese domestic study group for those interested in programming environments and their programming experience, founded in January 2016. We gather for exchanging information on state-of-the-art research and development projects relevant to programming experience. This page shows the overview of its fifth workshop.

Overview

Around 20 researchers including over half of students attended the event, introducing their latest research work. The attendees provided 15min or 10min presentations and received feedback through 3 minutes of discussions and Slack messages.

We are using the Slack team and Google Docs for fostering discussions during and even after the event. Let me know if you are interested in participation, though the primary language is Japanese.

Location: The University of Tokyo (Hongo campus)
Date: 12/3/2018 (Mon) 14:00-18:00
Topics: "International situation and information on SIGPX" and "recent research outcomes"
Slack channel #sigpx5

Timetable

14:00 Session #0
Overview of SIGPX and Relevant International Activities	Jun Kato (AIST), Hidehiko Masuhara (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

14:05 Session #1 Domain-Specific PX
A Programming System for Action Painting Style Programming	Terutoshi Sato (The University of Tokyo)
Programming Experience of Inputs for Existing Digital Games	Kazutaka Kurihara (Tsuda University)
Programming Time-series Media	Kai Aoki (sigboost)
Using Pipelines to Compose Complex Concurrent Algorithms on a REPL Interface	Jeanine Miller Adkisson (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
Induction via Recursion	Youyou Cong (Ochanomizu University)

15:30 Session #2 Lightning Talks

15:45 Session #3 Coffee Break

16:00 Session #4 Machine Learning & Programming
Interactive Text Manipulation through Programming by Demonstration	Minoru Narita (The University of Tokyo)
Survey on Programming with Machine Learning	Hiroaki Mikami (Sony)
Deep Learning-based Code Completion	Li Dongfang (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
Code Completion System with Keyword Programming	Shu Aochi (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

17:10 Session #5 Learnable Programming
Development of Augmented Reality-based Programming Environment for Novices	Keisuke Hattori (Komazawa University)
Proposal of an Abstract Thinking System to Support Learning Programming in a Class	Yasutsuna Matayoshi (Meiji University)
Supporting Recursive Functions in Live Data Structure Programming	Akio Oka (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
A Force-directed Visualization Algorithm for Complex Data Structures	Tomoki Ogushi (Tokyo Institute of Technology)

18:20 Session #6 Townhall