Let M be a finitely generated submodule of a free module over a multivariate polynomial ring with coefficients in a discrete coherent ring. We prove that its module MLT(M) of leading terms is countably generated and p...
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We study a variant of the single-choice prophet inequality problem where the decision-maker does not know the underlying distribution and has only access to a set of samples from the distributions. Rubinstein et al. [...
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We present the first mini-batch kernel k-means algorithm, offering an order of magnitude improvement in running time compared to the full batch algorithm. A single iteration of our algorithm takes O͠(kb2) time, signif...
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Out-of-distribution (OOD) generalization is challenging because distribution shifts come in many forms. A multitude of learning algorithms exist and each can improve performance in specific OOD situations. We posit th...
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In the last few years, novel approaches for using blockchain to solve Internet of Things (IoT) security and dependability issues have been proposed. Currently, different solutions were applied to Smart Homes, Smart Ci...
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(纸本)9781538684900;9781538684894
In the last few years, novel approaches for using blockchain to solve Internet of Things (IoT) security and dependability issues have been proposed. Currently, different solutions were applied to Smart Homes, Smart Cities, Smart Grids, Supply Chains, Industry, and Vehicular Networks scenarios. Despite of that, the main advantages on the adoption of different architectures, models and algorithms proposed in the state of art of blockchain in IoT scenarios are not yet clear. This paper presents some discussion about the usage of blockchain technology in IoT environments and proposes a layer model of blockchains for IoT. In addition, we present an overview of the latest research regarding network architectures, consensus algorithms, data management, and applications. Finally, this paper presents open issues and future trends about blockchain in IoT.
A class of decision problems related to inconsistency proofs for formal theories is used to argue that under a constructive interpretation of algorithm verifiability, an assumption referred to as the MW thesis is vali...
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Let G be a classical group defined over a finite field. We consider the following fundamental problems concerning conjugacy in G: • List a representative for each conjugacy class of G. • Given x ∈ G, describe the cen...
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Erdős and Graham found it conceivable that the best n-term Egyptian underapproximation of almost every positive number for sufficiently large n gets constructed in a greedy manner, i.e., from the best (n−1)-term Egyp...
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This paper develops the first decentralized online Riemannian optimization algorithm on Hadamard manifolds. Our algorithm, the decentralized projected Riemannian gradient descent, iteratively performs local updates us...
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We consider the fundamental problem of solving a large-scale system of linear equations in a distributed/federated manner. The taskmaster solves the system with the help of a set of machines, each possessing a subset ...
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We consider the fundamental problem of solving a large-scale system of linear equations in a distributed/federated manner. The taskmaster solves the system with the help of a set of machines, each possessing a subset of the equations. While there exist several approaches for solving this problem, missing is a rigorous comparison between the convergence rates of two different classes of algorithms, namely, the projection-based methods and the optimization-based ones. In this paper, we provide a comprehensive analysis and comparison of these two classes of algorithms, with a particular focus on the most efficient method from each class, i.e., the recently proposed Accelerated Projection-Based consensus (APC) [1] and the Distributed Heavy-Ball Method (D-HBM). To this end, we first introduce a novel, geometric notion of data heterogeneity called angular heterogeneity and discuss its generality. Using this notion, we characterize and compare the optimal convergence rates of several well-known algorithms and capture the effects of the number of machines, the number of equations, and both cross-machine and local data heterogeneity on these rates. Our analysis not only establishes the superiority of APC for realistic scenarios where there is a large data heterogeneity, but also provides several insights into the effect of angular heterogeneity on the efficiencies of the studied methods. Additionally, we leverage existing results in numerical linear algebra to obtain distributed algorithms for the efficient computation of the proposed angular heterogeneity metrics. Lastly, as a by-product of our investigation, we obtain a tight bound on the condition number of an arbitrary square matrix in terms of the Euclidean norms of its rows and the angles between them. Our theoretical findings are validated through numerical analyses, confirming the superior performance of APC in typical real-world settings and providing a deeper understanding of the effects of angular heterogeneity on
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