Numerical algorithms for the mathematics of information

<p>This thesis presents a series of algorithmic innovations in Combinatorial Compressed Sensing and Persistent Homology. The unifying strategy across these contributions is in translating structural patterns in the underlying data into specific algorithmic designs in order to achieve: better g...

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Main Author: Mendoza-Smith, R
Other Authors: Tanner, J
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: 2017
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description <p>This thesis presents a series of algorithmic innovations in Combinatorial Compressed Sensing and Persistent Homology. The unifying strategy across these contributions is in translating structural patterns in the underlying data into specific algorithmic designs in order to achieve: better guarantees in computational complexity, the ability to operate on more complex data, highly efficient parallelisations, or any combination of these.</p>
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spelling oxford-uuid:451a418b-eca0-454f-8b54-7b64760569692022-03-26T15:05:53ZNumerical algorithms for the mathematics of informationThesishttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_db06uuid:451a418b-eca0-454f-8b54-7b6476056969Computational Algebraic TopologyTopological Data AnalysisCompressed sensing (Telecommunication)Numerical AnalysisPersistent HomologyEnglishORA Deposit2017Mendoza-Smith, RTanner, JNanda, VCalderbank, R<p>This thesis presents a series of algorithmic innovations in Combinatorial Compressed Sensing and Persistent Homology. The unifying strategy across these contributions is in translating structural patterns in the underlying data into specific algorithmic designs in order to achieve: better guarantees in computational complexity, the ability to operate on more complex data, highly efficient parallelisations, or any combination of these.</p>
spellingShingle Computational Algebraic Topology
Topological Data Analysis
Compressed sensing (Telecommunication)
Numerical Analysis
Persistent Homology
Mendoza-Smith, R
Numerical algorithms for the mathematics of information
title Numerical algorithms for the mathematics of information
title_full Numerical algorithms for the mathematics of information
title_fullStr Numerical algorithms for the mathematics of information
title_full_unstemmed Numerical algorithms for the mathematics of information
title_short Numerical algorithms for the mathematics of information
title_sort numerical algorithms for the mathematics of information
topic Computational Algebraic Topology
Topological Data Analysis
Compressed sensing (Telecommunication)
Numerical Analysis
Persistent Homology
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