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Subgraph Counting and Seed Counting in Graph Theory

Offered By: Simons Institute via YouTube

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Graph Theory Courses Combinatorics Courses Computational Complexity Courses Network Analysis Courses Sublinear Algorithms Courses

Course Description

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Explore the landscape of sublinear subgraph counting and sampling in this 41-minute lecture by Talya Eden, presented at the Workshop on Local Algorithms (WoLA) hosted by the Simons Institute. Gain insights into why counting seeds is a more logical approach when considering subgraph analysis. Delve into the current state of research in this field, with a focus on collaborative works involving Dana. Learn about the latest developments and methodologies in subgraph counting, and understand the rationale behind preferring seed counting over traditional subgraph counting techniques.

Syllabus

On counting subgraphs and why counting seeds makes more sense (if one thinks about it clearly)


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Simons Institute

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