Explore a 52-minute lecture by Samuel Hopkins from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on the Sum-of-Squares Method, delivered at the Fields Institute as part of the Workshop on Differential Privacy and Statistical Data Analysis. Delve into this powerful mathematical technique and its applications in optimization, algorithm design, and theoretical computer science. Gain insights into how the Sum-of-Squares Method can be used to solve complex problems and its relevance to differential privacy and statistical data analysis.
Overview
Syllabus
The Sum-of-Squares Method
Taught by
Fields Institute
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