Hu Ming

Ming Hu

Profile

  • Bachelor of Science, Qingdao University. Completed Master’s degree, Guizhou University (majoring in mathematics). Completed Doctorate degree, Graduate School of Informatics, Kyoto University. PhD (Informatics).
  • Former Joint Foreign Researcher, Graduate School of Informatics, Kyoto University, Former Research Fellow, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science

Message

In today's rapidly developing information society, it is not rare for people to decide their own actions by thinking strategically about the actions of others, from daily life to economy and politics. One example is why shopping centers and restaurants are so concentrated rather than scattered throughout the city.

On the other hand, in some cases, decisions are made by the interdependence of multiple decision-making bodies, such as people-to-people relationships or trade negotiations between countries.

My specialty is game theory, which is a study using mathematical models, especially Nash equilibrium problem and its extended version, multi-leader follower game, and equilibrium constraint problem with equilibrium constraint.

Now that we are entering an era in which information and society are intertwined in a variety of ways, my other research theme is to extract useful information from vast amounts of data, especially for sports health and medical data, data processing analysis using the latest data analysis technology.

We hope that those who intend to enter The Kyoto College of Graduate Studies for Informatics will become experts in applied information technology who can solve various problems in the information society.

Responsible Subject

  • Statistics for IT

Field of Specialization

  • Game Theory
  • Continuous Optimization

Business Performance

Academic Paper

  • Ming Hu and Shuwen Xiang, The stability of the set of KKM points in H-space and topological semilattice, Journal of GuiZhou University (Natural Science), 21 (2), 118 -123, 2004.
  • Ming Hu and Shuwen Xiang, The Upper Semicontinuity of the General additive Solutions on Optimization Problems, Journal of GuiZhou University (Natural Science), 23 (3), 231 -233, 2006.
  • Xiaoqin Hua, Deping Xu and Ming Hu, Two Groups Partial-node Implicit Schemes for Dispersal Equation, Journal of GuiZhou University (Natural Science), 21 (2), 34 -36, 2007.
  • Bingyuan Pu, Yinghui Tang and Ming Hu, The Valuation of Double Call Option, Mathematics in Practice and Theory, 40 -45, 2008 (4).
  • Ming Hu and Shuwen Xiang, The stability of the efficient solutions for optimization problems, Journal of Systems Science and Mathematical Sciences, 28 (6), 686 -693, 2008.
  • Ming Hu, Preliminary Probe into the Application of Integer Programming in Mathematical Contest in Modeling, Journal of Jiangsu Institute of Education (Social Science), 1 -4, 2009 (2).
  • Ming Hu, Feasibility of classification on two kinds of 2-person noncooperative finite games, Journal of Jiangsu University of Science and Technology (Natural Science), 24 (4), 405 -409, 2010.
  • Ming Hu and Masao Fukushima, Variational equality formation of a class of multi-leader-follower games, Journal of Optimization Theory and Applications, 151 (3), 455 -473, 2011.
  • Ming Hu and Masao Fukushima, Smoothing approach to Nash equilibrium formats for a class of equilibrium problems with shared complexity constraints, Computational Optimization and Applications, 52 (2), 415 -437, 2012.
  • Ming Hu and Masao Fukushima, Existence, uniqueness, and computation of robust Nash equality in a class of multi-leader-follower games, SIAM Journal on Optimization, 23 (2), 894 -916, 2013.
  • Ming Hu and Masao Fukushima, Multi-leader-follower games: models, methods and applications, Journal of the Operations Research Society of Japan, 58 (1), 1 -23, 2015.
  • Kazuyuki Sakuhana, Hu Ming, R, Numerical and Statistical Analysis, NAIS Journal, 10, 61 -69, 2015.
  • Ming Hu and Keiji Emi, Educational Report of Programming Language Dolittle for Foreign Students, NAIS Journal, 11, 30 -33, 2017.
  • Hu Ming, Digital Evaluation of Learning Outcomes, NAIS Journal, 12, 20 -28, 2017.
  • Essay writing tips for PaperLeaf's Canada blog

Conference Presentation

  • Variational equality formation of a class of multi-leader-follower games (oral presentation), Nanjing University - Kyoto University Joint Workshop on Algorithms, Optimization and Numerical Analysis 2010, Nanjing, China, 11.22 -11.23, 2010.
  • Smoothing approach to Nash equilibrium formations for a class of EPECs (oral presentation), ICOTA 8, Shanghai, China, 12.10 -12.13, 2010.
  • Nash equilibrium formats for EPECs with P-matrix linear complexity system (oral presentation), ICIAM 2011, Vancouver, Canada, 7.18 -7.22, 2011.
  • Nash equilibrium formulations for EPECs with P-matrix linear complexity system (oral presentation), Association of Young Cross-Optimization Research, Kyoto, Japan, 8.29 -8.31, 2011.
  • Existence, uniqueness, and computation of robust Nash equality in a class of multi-leader-follower games (oral presentation), Nanjing-Kyoto Joint Workshop on Algorithms, Optimization and Numerical Analysis 2012, Kyoto, 3.12, 2012.
  • Existence, uniqueness, and computation of robust L/F Nash equilibrium in a class of multi-leader-follower games (oral presentation), Research Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan, 7.24, 2012.
  • The Operations Research Society of (poster presentation) Japan, Hikone, Japan, 10.27 -10.28, 2012.
  • Existence, uniqueness, and computation of robust Nash equality in a class of multi-leader-follower games (oral presentation), 21 st International Symposium on Mathematical Programming (ISMP 2012), Berlin, Germany, 8.19 -8.24, 2012.
  • A smoothing method combined with penalization for some equilibrium problems with equilibrium constraints (oral presentation), South Pacific Optimization Meeting SPOM 2013, Newcastle, Australia, 2.9 -2.12, 2013.

Other research and social activities

  • For Shanghai Waigaoqiao Co., Ltd., a study in design and algorithm of shortest path problem in cutting steel, February to June, 2008.
  • Visiting Research as a Visiting Researcher at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, January to February 2010.
  • Visiting Research as a Visiting Researcher, University of Minnesota, USA, January to February, 2012.