21st Century Algorithms
Overview
The Algorithms Research Group was formed in December 2007. It will focus on 21st Century Algorithms which seek to address the new demands in today’s environment of computing with massive data. Besides the traditional topics in Algorithms, areas such as streaming algorithms, directed data sampling, machine learning, approximation algorithms, and integration of numerical and combinatorial method are expected to play an important role in the years to come. The goal of this new group is to be at the forefront of conceptual breakthroughs in these areas.
People
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| Ravi Kannan |
Amit Deshpande |
Navin Goyal | Nisheeth Vishnoi |
Events
Microsoft Research India Theory Day: 3rd Annual Symposium
Visitors
Shubhangi Saraf
Sanjeev Arora
Karthekeyan Chandrasekaran
Anand Louis
Bernhard Haeupler
Madhur Tulsiani
Amit Kumar
John Hopcroft
Rajasekar Manokaran
Umesh Vazirani
Neil Olver
Lorenzo Oreccia
Careers
The group is looking for researchers with excellent publications records at all levels in all areas of Algorithms. Algorithms relevant to modern massive data problems, sampling based approaches, integration of Numerical and Combinatorial algorithms, Graph and Optimization Algorithms, Computations relating to Economic Systems and large-scale data mining algorithms will be some of the focus areas. The group is looking to make conceptual and fundamental advances in all its focus areas.
