The Large-Scale Lunch is a monthly lunchtime presentation and discussion about the use of cluster, distributed, parallel, and other large-scale computing methods to solve current applied computer science research problems. The LSL is intended to help spread knowledge about how to do research that involves massive amounts of data and/or computation on modern, multiprocessor computing equipment. The ideal talk provides two types of insight:
- insight into the basic research problem, why it is important, and how it was addressed, and
- insight into the large-scale implementation problem, and how it was addressed.
Talks are typically informal, and are followed (or perhaps interrupted) by questions and discussion. A typical talk is about 30 minutes of content, to allow time for discussion and getting lunch.
This series is sponsored by Yahoo! and open to all interested members of the SCS/ECE/etc. communities. We hope these events will be especially useful for those currently using or planning to use Hadoop on the M45 cluster.
We will not be sending regular emails to these lists to inform about future events, so if you'd like to be notified of upcoming events, please join our mailing list. To subscribe, just send mail to
large-scale-request@mailman.srv.cs.cmu.edu
with message body "subscribe". Alternatively, go to the list information page :
https://mailman.srv.cs.cmu.edu/mailman/listinfo/large-scale
and subscribe there. Also, all information about upcoming events will be displayed on our website.
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