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SFB 876:  Providing Information by Resource-Constrained Data Analysis

Subject Area Computer Science, Systems and Electrical Engineering
Biology
Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
Mathematics
Medicine
Physics
Term from 2011 to 2022
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Project identifier Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 124020371
 
The research center SFB 876 brings together the research fields of data analysis (Big Data Analytics, Data Mining, Machine Learning, Statistics) and Cyber-Physical Systems (Embedded Systems) and enhances their methods such that information from distributed, dynamic masses of data becomes available anytime and anywhere.Resource constraints arise from the need to handle large-volume, large-dimensional, or high-velocity data in an efficient way. The relation between the data size and the computing resources determines the necessary scalability of algorithms. For small, ubiquitous devices, the resource constraints are directly apparent, but they hold as well for large computing facilities in the case of extremely large, high-dimensional, dynamic data. Whereas runtime is a standard consideration, attention of the research community for further resources such as memory, energy, and communication has come to focus in recent research. Data analysis algorithms are investigated for several programming paradigms (data streams, MapReduce) and execution platforms (FPGA, GPU), taking their resource requirements into account. Resource models are established for the correct evaluation of resources, namely energy consumption or communication. In these perspectives, SFB 876 is a pioneer.Projects in SFB 876 are coordinated as follows. The challenges in the B projects stem from local, mobile, ubiquitous systems such as distributed embedded systems or small virus scanners. Resource constraints in the C projects arise from the high dimensionality, dynamics, and volume of the data, as are generated, for instance, by astro and particle physics. The overarching projects in the A domain encompass both other pillars.
DFG Programme Collaborative Research Centres

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Applicant Institution Technische Universität Dortmund
Business and Industry ARTES Biotechnology GmbH
Participating University Universität Duisburg-Essen
 
 

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