Following the great success of the first GraphLab workshop, we have started to organize this year event, in July at the bay area. To remind you, last year we wanted to organize a 15-20 people event, which eventually got a participation of 300+ researchers from 100+ companies.
The main aim of this year workshop is to bring together top researchers from academia, as well as top data scientists from industry with the special focus of large scale machine learning on sparse graphs.
The event will take place Monday July 1st, 2013 in San Francisco. Early bird registration is now open!
Preliminary agenda
A (preliminary) list of our program committee:
- Deepak Agarwal, LinkedIn
- John Mark Agosta, Toyota InfoTechnology Center USA
- Alex Averbuch, Neo4j
- Eric Bieschke, Pandora Internet Radio
- Jim Blomo, Yelp!
- Mauricio Breterniz, AMD
- Matthias Broecheler, Auerelius
- Igor Carron, Nuit Blanche & Space Engineering Research Center
- Avery Ching, Facebook
- Jike Chong, CMU SV Campus
- Brad Cox, Technica Corporation
- Yogesh Dalal, Ebay
- Ranjit Desai, Adobe
- Ted Dunning, MapR
- Michael Draugelis, Lockheed Martin Corporation
- Frank Elliot, Opera Solutions
- Baldo Faieta, Adobe
- Hulya Emir-Farinas, Greenplum
- Carlos Guestrin, University of Washington
- Andy Harbick, Rosetta Stone
- Tamir Hazan, Toyota Technical Institute Chicago
- Steven Hillion, Alpine Data Labs
- Nilesh Jain, Intel Labs
- Lee Jones, Cisco
- Nick Kolegraff, Rackspace
- Edo Libery, Yahoo! Labs
- Ben Lorica, O'Reilly
- Michael Mahoney, Stanford
- Norbert Martinez, Sparsity Technologies
- Charles Martin, Gerson Lehman Group
- Vahab Mirrokni, Google Research
- Ash Munshi, Knobout Inc.
- Jan Neumann, Comcast
- Andrew Nystrom, Thomson Reuters
- Josep Lluís Larriba Pey, Univirsitat Politecnica De Catalunya
- Nikolaos Vasiloglou II, Ismion
- Udi Weinsberg, Technicolor Labs
- Joel Welling, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center
- Ted Willke, Intel Labs
- Josh Wills, Cloudera
- Joshua Vogelstein, Duke
- Lei Tang, Walmart Labs
- Bryan Tompson, Systap
- Tao Ye, Pandora Internet Radio
- Nezih Yigitbasi, Intel Labs
A preliminary list of our sponsors:
The GraphLab workshop is co-sponsored by the Linked Data Benchmark Council (LDBC), a new EU FP7 project that aims to establish industry cooperation on graph database benchmarks, benchmark practices and benchmark results. A recommended event is the SIGMOD GRADES workshop, June 23rd in NY.
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