Single-Course English 5 ECTS

Algorithmic Techniques for Modern Data Models

Overall Course Objectives

To know, apply, analyze, and design algorithms in modern data models:

· Probabilistic, time-dependent and approximate summary techniques, such as algorithms in the online, dynamic, or streaming model of computation, algorithms for data sketching, and data sampling algorithms.

· Distributed and massively parallel computation techniques, such as algorithms in MapReduce, BSP, and multicore models, and algorithms for communication models.

· Compressed computation techniques, such as approximate nearest neighbors in high-dimensional spaces, clustering algorithms, and compressed indexing and searching.

Learning Objectives

  • Describe an algorithm or a data structure in a comprehensible manner, i.e., accurately, concise, and unambiguous.
  • Prove correctness of algorithms and data structures in different data models, such as the streaming and parallel models.
  • Analyze, evaluate, and compare the performance of algorithms and data structures in different data models, such as the streaming, parallel, and external memory models.
  • Analyse, evaluate, and compare the suitability of different data models in a given setting.
  • Apply and extend relevant algorithmic techniques (e.g. sketching, map-reduce, compressed computation) in modern data models.
  • Design algorithms that solve a given problem in a given modern data model.
  • Systematically identify and analyse problems and make informed choices for solving the problems based on the analysis.
  • Argue clearly for the choices made when solving a problem.
  • Express oneself in writing at a scientific level.

Course Content

State-of-the-art algorithmic techniques for modern data models, such as probabilistic, time-dependent and approximate summary techniques, distributed and massively parallel computation techniques, and compressed computation techniques.

Recommended prerequisites

02110, Basic courses in algorithms and data structures (comparable to 02105/02326 + 02110). Mathematical maturity.

Teaching Method

Lectures and exercises.

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Language

English

Duration

13 weeks

Institute

Compute

Place

DTU Lyngby Campus

Course code 02289
Course type Candidate
Semester start Week 35
Semester end Week 48
Days Mon 8-12
Price

7.500,00 DKK

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