They focused on finding the right measurements from the data.Shrivastava earned an integrated MS and BS in mathematics and computing from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur in 2008 and a PhD in computer science from Cornell University in 2015, the same year he joined the Rice faculty."I design hashing and sketching algorithms, a class of randomised algorithms that can process humongous data sets in seconds. With big data, were realising that standard techniques fail to address new constraints of computations, energy, memory and other resources," he said."Can we redesign current machine-learning processes that rely only on operations that are efficient and do not affect the outputs significantly? That is the central question in my research," he said. Most of the machine-learning algorithms still in use were developed from the 1960s through the 1980s," he said.Anshumali Shrivastava was one of high speed knitting machine the recipients of the CAREER awards given to about 400 scholars each year across all disciplines to support the research and educational development of young scholars likely to become leaders in their fields. 

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