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Genya Ishigaki
Network Slicing
Network Caching
Combinatorial Optimization
Reinforcement Learning
Resource Allocation For Next-Generation Networks
About
Genya Ishigaki is an Assistant Professor at San Jose State University. He received his Ph.D. and M.S. in Computer Science from The University of Texas at Dallas in 2021, and his B.S. and M.S. in Engineering from Soka University, Japan. His research interests include network slicing, network caching, combinatorial optimization, and reinforcement learning. Currently, his research focuses on resource allocation problems for adaptive and autonomous control of next-generation networks.
Research Performance Summary
2014-2025
Active Research Span
First Recorded Paper
On maximizing tree reliability based on minimum diameter spanning tree
Year:
2014
Citations:
3
Venue:
2014 IEEE Asia Pacific Conference on Circuits and Systems (APCCAS)
Latest Recorded Paper
Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence for Network Automation
Year:
2025
Citations:
0
Venue:
Journal of IEICE 108 (3)
Last 10 Years Publication Activity
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Publication Venues and Collaboration
Journal, Conference, and Book Publication Breakdown
Top Coauthors
Ishigaki
Jue
Gour
Research Impact by Period
Papers
5
Citations
1
Avg. Citations / Paper
0.2
H-Index
1
Papers
18
Citations
147
Avg. Citations / Paper
8.2
H-Index
7
Papers
16
Citations
1313
Avg. Citations / Paper
82.1
H-Index
8
Papers
1
Citations
3
Avg. Citations / Paper
3
H-Index
1
Contact and Professional Links
Detected Research Keywords
Recovery Interdependent Vnfs
Interdependent Vnfs Reinforcement
Vnfs Reinforcement Learning
Domain Optical Networks
Optical Networks Geographically
Networks Geographically Correlated
Geographically Correlated Failures
Interdependent Networks Restructuring
Networks Restructuring Dependencies
Domain Network Slice