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Room	MAR 4.033
Trainers	Shinichi Nakajima
Contact	nakajima@tu-berlin.de
Credits	3 ECTS, Elective in the M.Sc. module "Machine Learning I"

This is a joint research-oriented seminar of machine learning group and data management group. Students are required to present a selected topic.

Example topics are

On the first day (7.12), each student should choose a paper from a list, on which he/she will give a presentation in February.

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|| Credits || 3 ECTS, Elective in the M.Sc. module "Machine Learning I" ||

This is a joint research-oriented seminar of machine learning group and data management group. 
Students are required to present a selected topic. 

Example topics are
 * Parallel computation
 * Hashing and sketches
 * Random features
 * Optimization
 * Stochastic/online methods
 * Matrix/Tensor Analysis
 * Data screening
 * Compressed domain analysis
 * Boosting

On the first day (7.12), each student should choose a paper from a list, 
on which he/she will give a presentation in February.