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A Lower Bound for Parallel Submodular Minimization

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) via YouTube

Overview

Explore a groundbreaking lecture on parallel submodular minimization, delving into the acceleration of this computational process. Examine the adaptive complexity model and discover how it enables exponentially faster solutions. Investigate the significant progress made in adaptive approaches, focusing on the adaptivity of convex and submodular functions. Uncover the main result of the research, including the partition of elements, the function structure, and the full function analysis. Study the main lemma and other supporting lemmas that contribute to the proof. Analyze the concept of indistinguishability and its implications. Conclude with a comprehensive understanding of the lower bound for parallel submodular minimization and its significance in computational theory.

Syllabus

ACCELERATING SUBMODULAR MINIMIZATION
ADAPTIVE COMPLEXITY MODEL
EXPONENTIALLY FASTER
LOTS OF PROGRESS ON ADAPTIVI
ADAPTIVITY OF CONVEX
ADAPTIVITY OF SUBMODULAR
MAIN RESULT
THE PARTITION OF ELEMENTS
THE FUNCTION
THE FULL FUNCTION
THE MAIN LEMMA
OTHER LEMMAS
INDISTINGUISHABILITY
CONCLUSION

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Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

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