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Algorithmic High-Dimensional Geometry I

Talkat Big Data Boot Camp 2013 · 2013-09-03..09-06· [machine-learning]
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Shows that random linear maps (Gaussian projections, i.e. the Johnson-Lindenstrauss lemma) cut dimension to k = O(log n / ε^2) and preserves pairwise distances with high probability, then builds locality-sensitive hashes: grid projections give ρ ≈ 1/c while ball‑carving plus low‑dimensional projection achieves ρ = 1/c^2 (query ≈ n^ρ, space ≈ n^{1+ρ}). Gives concrete hash families, K ≈ log n to make far collisions ~1/n, discusses exponential vs polynomial cost to compute buckets and practical time/space tradeoffs.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 2:24Prism of nearest neighbor search (NNS)
  3. 7:102D case
  4. 8:10High-dimensional case
  5. 9:29Approximate NNS
  6. 12:16Heuristic for Exact NNS
  7. 13:39Approximation Algorithms for NNS A vast literature: milder dependence on dimension
  8. 15:11Motivation If high dimension is an issue, reduce it?! "flatten" dimension d into dimension k «d
  9. 17:07Dimension Reduction Johnson Lindenstrauss Lemma: there is a randomized
  10. 18:43Idea: Project onto a random subspace of dimension k!
  11. 22:34Full Dimension Reduction Just repeat the ID embedding for k times!
  12. 23:35Concentration ► F(z) is distributed as
  13. 25:15Dimension Reduction: wrap-up
  14. 31:17Locality-Sensitive Hashing
  15. 38:10NNS for Euclidean space
  16. 46:50Putting it all together
  17. 47:45Analysis of LSH Scheme
  18. 55:00Better LSH ?
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