Seminars archive
Upcoming Seminars | | No upcoming seminars currently scheduled. | Past Seminars | | Colloquium: Algebra Counting points, counting fields, and heights on stacks Jordan Ellenberg, University of Wisconsin-Madison | | Seminar: Algebra Joint Athens--Atlanta Number Theory Seminar David Harbater and Jacob Tsimerman, | | Seminar: Computer Science Reading Between the Lines of Datacenter Logs Dr. Nosayba El-Sayed, MIT Venue: Atwood Chemistry Building Room 240 Show abstract Designing datacenters that are reliable, energy-efficient, and capable of delivering high performance and high utilization is a nontrivial problem facing scientists, businesses, and governments alike. In this talk, I will demonstrate how analyzing large datasets from
different organizations helped us uncover interesting (and often surprising) patterns in the behavior of systems and applications in these large-scale platforms. I will show how real-world data helped us tackle critical questions such as how does temperature impact
server reliability in places like Google, or how well do users configure the computing jobs they submit to shared clusters (spoiler alert: not very well!). Finally, I will demonstrate how simple machine learning techniques can be leveraged to accurately predict job
failures in datacenters, while using data that is easily collected in current platforms. | | Seminar: Algebra Brauer classes supporting an involution Uriya First, University of Haifa | | Colloquium: Computational Mathematics Sparse Linear Algebra in the Exascale Era Erin Carson, Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences | | Colloquium: Computational Mathematics When the mesh is important: The role of anisotropic mesh adaptation in numerical modeling, from crack propagation to topology optimization Simona Perotto, Politecnico di Milano, Italy | | Colloquium: Computational Mathematics Fast and stable algorithms for large-scale computation Yuanzhe Xi, University of Minnesota | | Seminar: Algebra The Riemann Hypothesis Ken Ono, Emory University | | Colloquium: Computational Mathematics Optimization for scalable graph analytics Kimon Fountoulakis, University of California, Berkeley | | Seminar: Computer Science New Era in Distributed Computing with Blockchains and Databases Dr. C. Mohan, IBM Fellow and Distinguished Visiting Professor - Tsinghua University |
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