Last year, I mentioned the slides of the 2014 Summer School on Hashing: Theory and Applications but Idid not realize they also had videos for the talks. Here they are from this channel. A wonderful summary of these talks was given on the neustar resarch blog (Hitting the Books: EADS Summer School on Hashing )
Basics of hashing: k-independence and the impact on applications (by Rasmus Pagh)
by Aikimaify
1:02:16
Bloom filters and their diverse applications (Michael Mitzenmacher)
by Aikimaify
1:27:23
High speed hashing for integers and strings (by Mikkel Thorup)
by Aikimaify
58:18
Dictionaries with implicit keys (by Rasmus Pagh)
by Aikimaify
34:42
Cuckoo hashing and balanced allocations (by Michael Mitzenmacher)
by Aikimaify
1:32:50
Reliable hashing for complex applications (by Mikkel Thorup)
by Aikimaify
1:01:40
WATCHED
Streams, sketching, and databases I (by Graham Cormode)
by Aikimaify
1:21:58
Dimensionality reductions (by Alexander Andoni)
by Aikimaify
1:24:55
Coordinated sampling (Haim Kaplan)
by Aikimaify
1:23:36
Streams, sketching, and databases II (by Graham Cormode)
by Aikimaify
1:27:03
Locality senitive hashing (Alexander Andoni)
by Aikimaify
1:34:18
Hashing in machine learning (by John Langford)
by Aikimaify
1:12:28
Hashing Algorithms for Efficient Search, Learning, and Compressed Sensing (Workshop by Ping Li)
by Aikimaify
1:35:09
Cell probe lower bounds for approximate near neighbor search with Bregman divergences
by Aikimaify
Liked this entry ? subscribe to Nuit Blanche's feed, there's more where that came from. You can also subscribe to Nuit Blanche by Email, explore the Big Picture in Compressive Sensing or the Matrix Factorization Jungle and join the conversations on compressive sensing, advanced matrix factorization and calibration issues on Linkedin.
No comments:
Post a Comment