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Information Theory of Complex Networks: on evolution and architectural constraints Ricard V. Solè and Sergi Valverde Prepared by Amaç Herdağdelen.

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1 Union-find. 2 Maintain a collection of disjoint sets under the following two operations S 3 = Union(S 1,S 2 ) Find(x) : returns the set containing x.

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MATCHING WITH COMMITMENTS Joint work with Kevin Costello and Prasad Tetali China Theory Week 2011 Pushkar Tripathi Georgia Institute of Technology.

Answering Queries and Hypertree Decompositions Conjunctive Queries The problem BCQ: Instance: Question:Has Q a nonempty result over DB? Combined Complexity.

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Jan Kamenický. Many features ⇒ many dimensions Dimensionality reduction ◦ Feature extraction (useful representation) ◦ Classification ◦ Visualization.

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1 Friday, October 06, 2006 Measure twice, cut once. -Carpenter’s Motto.

Reminder Fourier Basis: t [0,1] nZnZ Fourier Series: Fourier Coefficient: