Alexandr Andoni, Huy L. Nguyen, Aleksandar Nikolov, Ilya P. Razenshteyn, Erik Waingarten
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引用次数: 35
摘要
我们证明了每一个对称赋范空间允许一种有效的双对数逼近的最近邻搜索数据结构。具体来说,对于每一个n, d = no(1),以及每一个d维对称范数||·||,存在一个对n点数据集实现不(1)查询时间和n1+o(1)空间的(loglogn)-近似近邻搜索在||·||上的数据结构。该算法的主要技术成分是将对称范数低失真地嵌入到上k个范数的低维迭代积中。我们还表明,我们的技术不能扩展到一般规范。
Approximate near neighbors for general symmetric norms
We show that every symmetric normed space admits an efficient nearest neighbor search data structure with doubly-logarithmic approximation. Specifically, for every n, d = no(1), and every d-dimensional symmetric norm ||·||, there exists a data structure for (loglogn)-approximate nearest neighbor search over ||·|| for n-point datasets achieving no(1) query time and n1+o(1) space. The main technical ingredient of the algorithm is a low-distortion embedding of a symmetric norm into a low-dimensional iterated product of top-k norms. We also show that our techniques cannot be extended to general norms.