On Continuous Counting and Learning in a Distributed System

Hamilton Institute Seminars (HD / large) by Hamilton Institute

Aug 2, 20121:05:53Education

Speaker: Dr. B. Radunović Abstract: Consider a distributed system that consists of a coordinator node connected to multiple sites. Items from a data stream arrive to the system one by one, and are arbitrarily distributed...

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