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Efficient Detection of Multivariate Correlations in Static and Streaming Data

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Overview

Explore cutting-edge algorithms for detecting multivariate correlations in both static and streaming data through this 20-minute research talk from the Dutch Seminar on Data Systems Design. Learn about novel theoretical approaches that support four different correlation measures and enable the discovery of strong dependencies between multiple vectors (typically 3-5). Discover how these algorithms outperform existing solutions by two orders of magnitude, making them invaluable for data analysis across various domains. Led by PhD candidate Jens d'Hondt from the Database group at Eindhoven University of Technology, gain insights into the Correlation Detective project, which aims to build a generic system for multivariate similarity search on large datasets. Access additional supporting materials and documentation at correlationdetective.com to deepen your understanding of these innovative detection methods.

Syllabus

We hold bi-weekly talks on Fridays from PM to 5 PM CET for and by researchers and practitioners designing and implementing data systems. The objective is to establish a new forum for the Dutch Data Systems community to come together, foster collaborations between its members, and bring in high-quality international speakers. We would like to invite all researchers, especially also Ph.D. students, who are working on related topics to join the events. It is an excellent opportunity to receive feedback early on from researchers in your field.

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DSDSD - Dutch Seminar on Data Systems Design

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