Damien Graux will give a seminar Monday 15th July at 2pm in Thomas Flowers room at the Turing building. Title: Taking the best of two worlds? Semantic Web and analytics with SANSA Abstract: In recent years, Semantic Web has become an acknowledged format for data consumption, publication, conversion, and exchange, …
Angelos Anadiotis will give a seminar Thursday 18th April at 11am in Thomas Flowers room at the Turing building. Title: “Fine-grained elasticity for scale-up OLTP systems” Abstract: Workload variations are currently the norm, rather than the exception, in transactional engines. As a result, several transactional database engines have migrated to …
Juliana Freire will give a seminar Monday March 18, from 10.30am to 3pm in Gilles Kahn room. Title: Exploring Big Urban Data Abstract: The ability to collect data from urban environments through a variety of sensors, coupled with a push towards openness and transparency by governments, has resulted in the …
At 3pm on Feb 22, 2019, in the Thomas Flowers room of Inria Saclay, Enhui Huang (CEDAR) will present: TITLE: Optimization for Active Learning-based Interactive Database Exploration ABSTRACT: There is an increasing gap between fast growth of data and limited human ability to comprehend data. Consequently, there has been a …
Juliana Freire, Professor at NYU, will give a two-parts seminar (with a lunch break) on Monday, February 11, 2019 – From 10.30am to 3pm, titled: Provenance and Computational Reproducibility Place: Inria Saclay/LIX, Turing building, 1 rue Estienne d’Honoré d’Orves, 91120 Palaiseau – Room Gilles Kahn Abstract: Data-driven exploration has revolutionized …
At 2pm on Feb 1st, 2019, in the Thomas Flowers room of Inria Saclay, Fei Song (CEDAR) will present: TITLE: Anomaly Detection and Explanation Discovery on Event Streams ABSTRACT: As enterprise information systems are collecting event streams from various sources, the ability of a system to automatically detect anomalous events …
DATE & TIME: January 21st (Monday), 14:00 PLACE: Thomas Flowers room TITLE: Exploring multidimensional data through skylines: computing and sampling skylines ABSTRACT: In everyday life, users often wish to order data items according to multiple criteria. As those multiple orders need not be correlated in general, there generally is no single best item. As …
Abstract Graphs can model a variety of datasets, spanning from social networks to text. Because of the diversity and relevance of applications, it is important to develop algorithms that are well-suited for mining real-world graphs. In this talk, I will give several results on mining dense subgraphs, where density is …
Louis Jachiet will give a talk on Friday 11th January, at 2pm. Abstract: The relational model has benefited from a huge body of research in the last half century. Since its introduction, the relational model has seen various attempts to extend it with recursion and it is now possible to …
Where/when: Thomas Flowers, 2018/11/14 2pm-3pm. Who: Felix Raimundo, PhD student with Pr. Diao and Dr. Abhyankar on genomics. Abstract: Genomics, Precision medicine, personalized sequencing; a bunch of buzzwords you may have seen in a lot in grant applications,”Further studies” sections, and the news. In this short talk we will try …
