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Ke Yi 易珂 Associate Professor Department of Computer Science
and Engineering Office: Room 3552 (via lifts 25, 26) |
[CV] [Publications] [Programming team]
Research Interests
Algorithms on big data; databases; data summarization; algorithms on distributed data; data streams; external memory algorithms; data structures; computational geometry.
Exploiting the rich interdependence between theory and practice is the main theme of my research. I always strive to design algorithms with nice theoretical guarantees that also work well in practice. I like simple algorithms with nontrivial and elegant analyses. I like theories that bring insights to how things should be done in practice (this includes lower bounds!).
I belong to both the Theoretical Computer Science group and the Database group at HKUST.
I am the coordinator of the theory seminar. If you are interested in giving a talk, please drop me a line.
Overview slides on some topics of my recent interests
Tracking Distributed Data
Computing Statistical Summaries over Massive
Distributed Data
Dynamic Indexability and the Optimality of
B-trees and Hash Tables
An overview article in Chinese: 大数据算法
Students and Postdocs
I am currently working with the following great students and postdocs:
Former students:
Awards and Grants
Teaching
Now:
COMP3721: Theory of Computation
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Courses taught in the past:
COMP3711: Design and Analysis of Algorithms
COMP3721: Theory of
Computation
COMP573: Computational
Geometry
COMP670S: Data Stream Algorithms
COMP670R: Hashing
COMP670Q:
I/O-Efficient Algorithms and Data Structures
Programming Team
I am the coach of the HKUST programming team. Contact me if you are interested in solving challenging algorithmic problems (and traveling to places for free!).
Contact
Email: user name in the url@cse.ust.hk
Phone: +852-2358 8770
Fax: +852-2358 1477