Yuji Nakatsukasa, "Randomised algorithms in numerical linear algebra and the column subset selection problem"
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Europe/Rome
Ex-ISEF/Building-Main Lecture Hall (GSSI)
Ex-ISEF/Building-Main Lecture Hall
GSSI
20
Description
Abstract: Randomisation is among the most exciting developments in numerical linear algebra, and has led to algorithms that are fast, scalable, robust, and reliable. The column subset selection problem (CSSP) is simple to state but not easy to solve, and has far-reaching consequences in a number of applications in computational mathematics. Several randomised and deterministic algorithms are now available for the CSSP. In this talk we will review a few prominent topics in randomised NLA (low-rank approximation, least-squares problems, norm/trace estimation). We will then explore the CSSP from computational and theoretical viewpoints, highlighting their power in practical applications.