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Theory and Big Data

Talkat Big Data Boot Camp 2013 · 2013-09-03..09-06· [machine-learning]
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Argues that linear algebra + randomness actually gives provable wins: computing the best-fit k-subspace via SVD and projecting reduces dimension and often acts as a denoiser, so mixtures of k spherical Gaussians whose means separate by a constant number of standard deviations become learnable from polynomial samples; projection followed by an approximate k-means recovers centers within a few standard deviations. Extends to Max-R-CSPs via low-rank approximations and to tensors by decomposing into 1/epsilon^2 rank‑1 tensors (algorithms randomized and exponential in 1/epsilon); asks for better analyses of row sampling without replacement.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 1:44What Makes an Algorithm Great - Richard Karp
  3. 2:36Theme
  4. 4:14Data as Vectors
  5. 5:53Orthogonality, Volume Sampling
  6. 9:05Randomness: Algorithm or Data can toss coins
  7. 10:47Bootcamp: Singular Value Decomposition
  8. 14:36Applications of SVD- Gaussian Mixtures
  9. 19:18Clustering, k-means
  10. 21:50Variance of a Clustering
  11. 24:38Proiect and Cluster
  12. 31:39SVD and Constraint Satisfaction
  13. 46:52Norm Maximization for tensors
  14. 55:10Teaching Chernoff bounds
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