Unifying Asymptotic Complexity and Real-World Performance in Matrix-Based Network Computations

David Gleich from Purdue University discusses methods to bridge the gap between theoretical asymptotic complexity and actual performance in large-scale matrix-based network computations, highlighting both theoretical insights and experimental results.

Unifying Asymptotic Complexity and Real-World Performance in Matrix-Based Network Computations
Unifying Asymptotic Complexity and Real-World Performance in Matrix-Based Network Computations

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David Gleich, Purdue University
Unifying Theory and Experiment for Large-Scale Networks http://simons.berkeley.edu/talks/david-gleich-2013-11-21

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Dec 1, 2013

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