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ORCIDPhD@VLDB 2021
- Philip A. Bernstein, Tilmann Rabl:
Proceedings of the VLDB 2021 PhD Workshop co-located with the 47th International Conference on Very Large Databases (VLDB 2021), Copenhagen, Denmark, August 16, 2021. CEUR Workshop Proceedings 2971, CEUR-WS.org 2021
Session 1
- Kota Nakamura:
Stream Mining of Complex Event Tensor. - Nikodimos Provatas:
Exploiting Data Distribution in Distributed Learning of Deep Classification Models under the Parameter Server Architecture. - George Siachamis:
Integrating Massive Data Streams.
Session 2
- Rustam Azimov:
Context-Free Path Querying In Terms of Linear Algebra. - Philipp D. Rohde
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SHACL Constraint Validation during SPARQL Query Processing. - Andra-Denis Ionescu:
Interactive Data Discovery in Data Lakes.
Keynote
- Tim Kraska:
Living in a Candy Store - from being a PhD Student to Working as a Faculty Member on ML for Systems.
Session 3
- Paul Peseux:
Differentiating Relational Queries. - Hermann Stolte:
Checking Plausibility in Exploratory Data Analysis. - Louise Parkin:
Cooperative Techniques for Dealing with Unsatisfactory Answers in RDF Knowledge Bases.
Session 4
- Arlino Magalhães:
Main Memory Databases Instant Recovery. - Justin Namba:
Enhancing JSON Schema Discovery by Uncovering Hidden Data. - Anderson Chaves da Silva:
Towards an Integrated Solution for IoT Data Management.
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