AI-Driven Econometrics
We explore new analytical frameworks that connect econometrics and artificial intelligence, integrating prediction, causal inference, and decision support.
This laboratory promotes both theoretical and empirical research based on data science, machine learning, and econometrics, with applications across both the social sciences and the natural sciences. By integrating AI and statistics, we aim to provide analysis, prediction, and decision support for complex real-world problems.
We integrate mathematically grounded analysis with intelligent AI-based processing to advance high-level research and education that contributes to the economy, industry, and society.
Professor Qingfeng Liu conducts research in data science, econometrics, and machine learning.
He is currently a Professor in the Faculty of Science and Engineering at Hosei University
and also serves as a research affiliate at the School of Global Public Health, New York University.
After earning his Ph.D. in Economics from Kyoto University, he worked as a postdoctoral researcher
at Princeton University. His research has been published in international journals such as
Journal of Business & Economic Statistics, Econometrics Journal, and Econometric Reviews,
and he serves as an Associate Editor of the Journal of the American Statistical Association
and Asia-Pacific Financial Markets. In recent years, he has advanced the integration of machine learning
and econometrics, exploring new privacy-preserving methods for economic analysis, including federated learning.
We explore new analytical frameworks that connect econometrics and artificial intelligence, integrating prediction, causal inference, and decision support.
We develop learning theory and statistical inference methods for high-dimensional data, nonlinearity, and irregular observation structures.
Through collaborative learning in distributed environments, we aim to achieve both privacy protection and high-accuracy analysis.
We apply data-driven machine learning models to finance, industry, medicine, and social systems.
Outstanding Contribution Award
A comprehensive repository of machine learning and AI resources, covering theory and implementation.
Slides on digital transformation and AI business applications.
Lecture slides on the theory and implementation of federated learning.
Theoretical insights into the double descent phenomenon in machine learning.
Modern interpretations and new perspectives on the Analects, blending tradition and innovation.
A collection of poems on nature, life, and philosophy.
Philosophical discussions on reconstructing quantum mechanics through dialogues with ChatGPT.
Collection of essays and papers on quantum mechanics, philosophy, and AI.