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Dana is NOT averageWorkshop on Local Algorithms (WoLA) 20242024-08-05
Average-case LCAs for random inputs give concrete gains: k-spanner constructions on G(n,p) achieve size/stretch tradeoffs impossible in the worst case while…
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Sublinear-Time Algorithms in LearningExtroverted Sublinear Algorithms 20242024-06-17
Claims sublinear certification for distribution-dependent agnostic learning: tester-learner pair procedures certify use of agnostic learners for decision lists…
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Local Access to Random WalksITCS 20222022-01-31
Provides a local-access algorithm that answers position-at-time queries on a random walk with per-query cost about (1/(1−λ))·√n (up to polylog factors), and…
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Sublinear Time Local-Access Random GeneratorsSublinear Algorithms and Nearest-Neighbor Search2018-11-27
Generates huge random graphs on the fly and answers vertex-pair, next-neighbor, all-neighbor and random-neighbor queries while spending polylogarithmic time…
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Sub-Linear Time Algorithms: Fast, Cheap and (Only a Little) Out of ControlReal-Time Decision Making Boot Camp, Spring 20182018-01-22
Claims that many global questions about huge data are answerable with sublinear work: property testing of lists (a one/epsilon·log n tester that…
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Local Computation AlgorithmsReal-Time Decision Making2016-07-01
Defines a formal model where an algorithm answers queries about pieces of a huge output without computing the whole output, proving that many tasks admit…
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Something for Almost Nothing: Advances in Sub-Linear Time AlgorithmsWorkshop on Succinct Data Representations and Applications (Simons Institute Big Data 2013)2013-09-16
Algorithms decide properties and approximate values without reading all data by sampling, random orderings, and simulating local procedures. Key concrete…
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