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Current and Past Research Interests

Since I joined the Laboratory of Applied Algorithms at UCSB I have been focusing on algorithms for data streams, compressed sensing, communication complexity and dimensionality reduction.

In the past, I worked on network high-speed intrusion detection, at the Computer Security Group, UCSB (see my master thesis for details)

Earlier than that, I worked on data compression applied to bitonal imagery images and succinct data structures. See my work with Prof. Roberto Grossi about the latter.

At Ask.com I have worked on clustering of news articles, helping develop the Bignews product, and on techniques of template identification of web pages (unpublished).

Transient past interests include resource discovery and accounting in Grid Computing (see here), small worlds (see here) and automatic algorithms for complexity reduction of mamdani fuzzy systems (see here.

Journal Papers

Conference Papers

In Submission

Others and Unpublished

Patents