Posters at SISAP 2021
Every accepted paper must present a poster at two of the three online poster sessions, to allow for informal discussion of the results. Additionally, each poster is presented once on Zoom stage, at the time given in the conference program.
Posters are enumerated using this presentation time for your convenience:
Zoom presentation at Wednesday
- Organizing Similarity Spaces using Metric Hulls
Miriama Jánošová, David Procházka and Vlastislav Dohnal Wed Thu - Scaling Up Set Similarity Joins Using A Cost-Based Distributed-Parallel Framework
Fabian Fier and Johann-Christoph Freytag Wed Thu - A Triangle Inequality for Cosine Similarity
Erich Schubert Wed Thu Fri - A Cost Model for Reverse Nearest Neighbor Query Processing on R-trees Using Self Pruning
Felix Borutta, Peer Kröger and Matthias Renz - Local Intrinsic Dimensionality and Graphs: Towards LID-aware Graph Embedding Algorithms
Miloš Savić, Vladimir Kurbalija and Miloš Radovanović - Structural Intrinsic Dimensionality
Stephane Marchand-Maillet, Oscar Pedreira and Edgar Chavez Wed Thu - Relationships between Local Intrinsic Dimensionality and Tail Entropy
James Bailey, Michael E. Houle and Xingjun Ma Thu Fri - The Effect of Random Projection on Local Intrinsic Dimensionality
Michael E. Houle and Ken-ichi Kawarabayashi - Towards an Italian Healthcare Knowledge Graph
Marco Postiglione Wed Thu - Progressive Query-driven Entity Resolution
Luca Zecchini Wed Thu Fri - Discovering Latent Information from Noisy Sources in the Cultural Heritage Domain
Fabrizio Scarrone Wed Thu
Zoom presentation on Thursday
- How Many Neighbours for Known-item Search?
Jakub Lokoc and Tomáš Souček Thu - On Generalizing Permutation-Based Representations for Approximate Search
Lucia Vadicamo, Claudio Gennaro and Giuseppe Amato Wed Thu - Data-driven Learned Metric Index: an Unsupervised Approach
Terézia Slanináková, Matej Antol, Jaroslav Oľha, Vojtěch Kaňa and Vlastislav Dohnal Thu Fri - Towards a Learned Index Structure for Approximate Nearest Neighbor Search Query Processing
Maximilian Hünemörder, Peer Kröger and Matthias Renz Wed Thu - Similarity vs. Relevance: From Simple Searches to Complex Discovery
Tomas Skopal, David Bernhauer, Petr Skoda, Jakub Klimek and Martin Necasky Wed Thu - Non-Parametric Semi-Supervised Learning by Bayesian Label Distribution Propagation
Jonatan Møller Nuutinen Gøttcke, Arthur Zimek and Ricardo José Gabrielli Barreto Campello - Optimizing Fair Approximate Nearest Neighbor Searches using Threaded B+-Trees
Omid Jafari, Preeti Maurya, Khandker Mushfiqul Islam and Parth Nagarkar Wed Thu - Fairest Neighbors: Tradeoffs Between Metric Queries
Magnus Lie Hetland and Halvard Hummel Wed Thu - Similarity Search for an Extreme Application: Experience & Implementation
Vladimir Mic, Tomáš Raček, Aleš Křenek and Pavel Zezula Thu Fri - What makes a good movie recommendation? Feature selection for Content-Based Filtering
Maciej Gawinecki, Wojciech Szmyd, Urszula Żuchowicz and Marcin Walas Thu Fri - Indexed Polygon Matching under Similarities
Fernando Luque, Jorge L. López-López and Edgar Chavez Wed Fri - Clustering Adverse Events of COVID-19 Vaccines across the United States
Ahmed Askar and Andreas Züfle Wed Fri
Zoom presentation on Friday
- Accelerating Spherical k-Means
Erich Schubert, Andreas Lang and Gloria Feher Wed Thu Fri - MESS: Manifold Embedding Motivated Super Sampling
Erik Thordsen and Erich Schubert Wed Thu - Handling Class Imbalance in k-Nearest Neighbor Classification by Balancing Prior Probabilities
Jonatan Møller Nuutinen Gøttcke and Arthur Zimek - Metric Indexing for Graph Similarity Search
Franka Bause, David B. Blumenthal, Erich Schubert and Nils M. Kriege Wed Thu - The Minimum Edit Arborescence Problem and Its Use in Compressing Graph Collections
Lucas Gnecco Heredia, Nicolas Boria, Sébastien Bougleux, Florian Yger and David Blumenthal Wed Thu Fri - Graph Embedding in Vector Spaces Using Matching-Graphs
Mathias Fuchs and Kaspar Riesen Thu Fri - An A*-algorithm for the Unordered Tree Edit Distance with Custom Costs
Benjamin Paaßen Wed Thu - FIMSIM: Discovering Communities by Frequent Item-Set Mining and Similarity Search
Jakub Peschel, Michal Batko, Jakub Valcik, Jan Sedmidubsky and Pavel Zezula Wed Thu