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Databases and Information Systems Research imPACT Fair Data Representations Learning Fair Representations of Data for Algorithmic Decision Making People are rated and ranked, towards algorithmic decision [...] accuracy in classification and regression models. Our notion of individual fairness requires that users who are similar in all task-relevant attributes such as job qualification, and disregarding all potentially [...] setting. Publication(s) Preethi Lahoti , Gerhard Weikum , and Krishna P. Gummadi , iFair: Learning Individually Fair Data Representations for Algorithmic Decision Making , Proceedings of the 35th IEEE International

egrated sensors and body-worn cameras to encode rich information on device usage and users’ visual scene. We demonstrate that our method can forecast bidirectional attention shifts and predict whether [...] [Oulasvirta et al. 2005] and then had to wait for the next chat message. To counter side effects due to learning and anticipation, we varied the waiting time between chat messages and search tasks. Second [...] participants (six females), aged between 22 and 31 years, using university mailing lists and study board postings. Participants were students with different backgrounds and subjects. All had normal or correct

mechanisms, implementation principles, network algorithms, advanced network architectures, network simulations, measurements and protocol specifications and verification techniques. Organization Language [...] announcement will be given during the lecture and repeated in the tutorials. Literature <span style="font-size: 8pt">(non-compulsory) James F. Kurose and Keith W. Ross. Computer Networking: A Top-Down [...] Internet. Pearson Studium (Prentice Hall), München, Deutschland, 2002. (deutsch) Larry L. Peterson and Bruce S. Davie. Computer Networks: A Systems Approach. Morgan Kaufmann, fourth edition, 2007. (english)

mechanisms, implementation principles, network algorithms, advanced network architectures, network simulations, measurements and protocol specifications and verification techniques. Data Networks - Summer [...] of a series of activities starting with setting up the hardware and introducing basic configuration for VLANs and IPv4/IPv6 networks and gradually moving to more advanced topics, including but not limited [...] "On the practice of System and Network Engineering" In our block-seminar "On the practice of System and Network Engineering" , we will go into the practical side of system and network engineering, covering

measures, 3) rule mining and 4) logical foundations towards relative recall and informativeness. Survey papers Simon Razniewski and Gerhard Weikum, Knowledge Base Recall: Detecting and Resolving the Unknown [...] Databases and Information Systems Research Knowledge Base Recall Knowledge Base Recall Knowledge bases about entities like people, places and products have become key assets of search and recommender [...] many millions of entities and billions of facts about them. Nevertheless, they have major gaps and limitations in what they cover, thus posing the challenge of detecting and resolving these "unknown unknowns"

hardware in resolution, scale and speed, the algorithm complexity increases even more dramatically. Our group therefore aims at developing hardware-aware, scalable algorithms for advanced manufacturing. [...] We have a particular interest in visual appearance of objects and strive for better algorithms that help manufacturing products with novel and useful appearance characteristics. Design for manufacturing [...] design and manufacturing, and significantly improving the appearance quality of many products. The results of this research will immediately enable numerous applications in rapid prototyping and manufacturing

Konzepte der Informatik Multivariate Algorithmics Randomized and Approximation Algorithms Algorithms on Directed Graphs Theory of Distributed Systems Reading Group Algorithms [...] Research Departments Algorithms and Complexity Teaching Winter 2018/19 Ideen und Konzepte der Informatik Ideen und Konzepte der Informatik Veranstaltungen für Studierende anderer Fakultäten, 2+2 Allgemeine [...] Datum Thema und Folien Materialien Übungen 22.10.2018 Einführung & Privatheit und Sicherheit Traits and ... Übung 1 29.10.2018 Algorithmen und Programme Übung 2 5.11.2018 Suchen und Sortieren Übung 3 12

Research Departments Algorithms and Complexity Teaching Winter 2018/19 Multivariate Algorithmics Multivariate Algorithmics Advanced Course, 3+1 Basic Information Lecturers: Karl Bringmann and Holger Dell Lectures: [...] Konzepte der Informatik Multivariate Algorithmics Randomized and Approximation Algorithms Algorithms on Directed Graphs Theory of Distributed Systems Reading Group Algorithms [...] in algorithms (such as "Grundzüge von Algorithmen und Datenstrukturen") and a basic lecture in in theoretical computer science (such as "Theoretische Informatik"). The core lecture "Algorithms and Data

Research Departments Algorithms and Complexity Teaching Winter 2018/19 Randomized and Approximation Algorithms Randomized and Approximation Algorithms Advanced Course, 2+2 Basic Information Given by: Antonios [...] to read and understand technical/mathematical texts, and should have basic knowledge in Algorithms and Probability Theory. News The oral exam will take place on February 27th between 10:15 and 15:10 in [...] provably "close" in value to the optimal one. Randomized Algorithms, and Probabilistic Analysis of Algorithms: Often, allowing an algorithm to make random choices during its execution leads to significantly

Research Departments Algorithms and Complexity Teaching Winter 2018/19 Algorithms on Directed Graphs Algorithms on Digraphs Advanced Course 2+1 Basic Information Given by: Saeed Amiri and Will Rosenbaum (Featured [...] Konzepte der Informatik Multivariate Algorithmics Randomized and Approximation Algorithms Algorithms on Directed Graphs Theory of Distributed Systems Reading Group Algorithms [...] solutions to the homework and 25 percent productive appearance in the exercise sessions) Prerequisites: The course will assume a basic background in graph theory and the analysis of algorithms, but we will not