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Parameterized low-distortion embeddings - graph metrics into lines and trees

by Michael Fellows , Fedor V Fomin , Daniel Lokshtanov , Elena Losievskaja , Frances Rosamond , Saket Saurabh - CoRR
"... Abstract We revisit the issue of low-distortion embedding of metric spaces into the line, and more generally, into the shortest path metric of trees, from the parameterized complexity perspective. Low-distortion embeddings of a metric space into the line, or into some other "simple" metri ..."
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of finding a low distortion non-contracting embedding of M into line and tree metrics. • Our first result is that the problem of embedding M into the line, parameterized by the distortion d, is fixed parameter tractable (FPT). We describe an algorithm that on input (G, d) either constructs an embedding of M

Algorithmic embeddings

by Mihai Bădoiu , 2006
"... We present several computationally efficient algorithms, and complexity results on low distortion mappings between metric spaces. An embedding between two metric spaces is a mapping between the two metric spcaes and the distortion of the embedding is the factor by which the distances change. We have ..."
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We present several computationally efficient algorithms, and complexity results on low distortion mappings between metric spaces. An embedding between two metric spaces is a mapping between the two metric spcaes and the distortion of the embedding is the factor by which the distances change. We

Embedding ultrametrics into low-dimensional spaces

by Mihai Bădoiu, Julia Chuzhoy, Piotr Indyk, Anastasios Sidiropoulos , 2006
"... We study the problem of minimum-distortion embedding of ultrametrics into the plane and higher dimensional spaces. Ultrametrics are a natural class of metrics that frequently occur in applications involving hierarchical clustering. Low-distortion embeddings of ultrametrics into the plane help visual ..."
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We study the problem of minimum-distortion embedding of ultrametrics into the plane and higher dimensional spaces. Ultrametrics are a natural class of metrics that frequently occur in applications involving hierarchical clustering. Low-distortion embeddings of ultrametrics into the plane help

Online Learning in the Embedded Manifold of Low-rank Matrices

by Uri Shalit, Computer Science Department, Daphna Weinshall, Gal Chechik, Léon Bottou
"... When learning models that are represented in matrix forms, enforcing a low-rank constraint can dramatically improve the memory and run time complexity, while providing a natural regularization of the model. However, naive approaches to minimizing functions over the set of low-rank matrices are eithe ..."
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factorized model, and also improves over a full model trained on pre-selected features using the same memory requirements. We further adapt LORETA to learn positive semi-definite low-rank matrices, providing an online algorithm for low-rank metric learning. LORETA also shows consistent improvement over

Given two metrics...

by Mihai B *adoiucsail Mit, Anastasios Sidiropouloscsail
"... ABSTRACT We study the problem of minimum-distortion embedding of ultra-metrics into the plane and higher dimensional spaces. Ultrametrics are a natural class of metrics that frequently occur in applicationsinvolving hierarchical clustering. Low-distortion embeddings of ultrametrics into the plane he ..."
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ABSTRACT We study the problem of minimum-distortion embedding of ultra-metrics into the plane and higher dimensional spaces. Ultrametrics are a natural class of metrics that frequently occur in applicationsinvolving hierarchical clustering. Low-distortion embeddings of ultrametrics into the plane

Abstract Journal of Molecular Graphics and Modelling 22 (2003) 133–140 A modified update rule for stochastic proximity embedding

by Dmitrii N. Rassokhin, Dimitris K. Agrafiotis , 2003
"... Recently, we described a fast self-organizing algorithm for embedding a set of objects into a low-dimensional Euclidean space in a way that preserves the intrinsic dimensionality and metric structure of the data [Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 99 (2002) 15869–15872]. The method, called stochastic pro ..."
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Recently, we described a fast self-organizing algorithm for embedding a set of objects into a low-dimensional Euclidean space in a way that preserves the intrinsic dimensionality and metric structure of the data [Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 99 (2002) 15869–15872]. The method, called stochastic

Compiling Graphical Real-Time Specifications into Silicon

by Martin Fränzle, Karsten Lüth - In [20 , 1998
"... . The basic algorithms underlying an automatic hardware synthesis environment using fully formal graphical requirements specifications as source language are outlined. The source language is real-time symbolic timing diagrams [3], which are a metric-time temporal logic such that hard real-time c ..."
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. The basic algorithms underlying an automatic hardware synthesis environment using fully formal graphical requirements specifications as source language are outlined. The source language is real-time symbolic timing diagrams [3], which are a metric-time temporal logic such that hard real

Public key cryptography in sensor networks - revisited

by Gunnar Gaubatz, Jens-peter Kaps, Berk Sunar - In 1st European Workshop on Security in Ad-Hoc and Sensor Networks (ESAS 2004 , 2004
"... Abstract. The common perception of public key cryptography is that it is complex, slow and power hungry, and as such not at all suitable for use in ultra-low power environments like wireless sensor networks. It is therefore common practice to emulate the asymmetry of traditional public key based cry ..."
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and associated parameters, careful optimization, and low-power design techniques. In order to validate our claim we present proof of concept implementations of two different algorithms—Rabin’s Scheme and NtruEncrypt—and analyze their architecture and performance according to various established metrics like

Surface Simplification Using Quadric Error Metrics

by D. Q. Tran, K. Fazekas, S. M. Tran
"... Abstract- Many applications in computer graphics require complex, highly detailed models. However the level of detail may vary considerably for a given scenario. To control processing time at a low-end terminal, where presentation with high solution is not supported at all, it is often desirable to ..."
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Abstract- Many applications in computer graphics require complex, highly detailed models. However the level of detail may vary considerably for a given scenario. To control processing time at a low-end terminal, where presentation with high solution is not supported at all, it is often desirable

Density-based clustering using graphics processors

by Christian Böhm, Robert Noll, Claudia Plant, Technische Universität München, Bianca Wackersreuther - ACM CIKM Conference , 2009
"... During the last few years, GPUs have evolved from simple devices for the display signal preparation into powerful co-processors that do not only support typical computer graph-ics tasks but can also be used for general numeric and sym-bolic computation tasks. As major advantage GPUs provide extremel ..."
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-trary shape in metric and vector spaces. Moreover, with a time complexity ranging from O(n log n) to O(n2) these al-gorithms are scalable to large data sets in a database system. In this paper, we propose CUDA-DClust, a massively par-allel algorithm for density-based clustering for the use of a Graphics
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