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Miroslaw Kowaluk

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Multiplication of 0-1 matrices via clustering

We study applications of clustering (in particular, the $k$-center clustering problem) in the design of efficient and practical algorithms for computing an approximate and the exact arithmetic matrix product of two 0-1 rectangular matrices with clustered rows or columns, respectively. Our results in part can be regarded as an extension of the clustering-based approach to Boolean square matrix multiplication due to Arslan and Chidri (CSC 2011). First, we provide a simple and efficient deterministic algorithm for approximate matrix product of 0-1 matrices, where the additive error is proportional to the minimum maximum radius in an $\ell$-center clustering of the rows of the first matrix or an $k$-center clustering of the columns of the second matrix. Next, we use the approximation algorithm as a preprocessing after which a query asking for the exact value of an arbitrary entry in the product matrix can be answered in time proportional to the additive error. As a consequence, we obtain a simple deterministic algorithm for the exact matrix product of 0-1 matrices. We also present an improved simple deterministic algorithm for the exact product and in addition, faster analogous randomized algorithms for an approximate and the exact matrix products of 0-1 matrices based on randomized $\ell$ and $k$-center clustering.

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Approximate all-pairs Hamming distances and 0-1 matrix multiplication

Arslan showed that computing all-pairs Hamming distances is easily reducible to arithmetic 0-1 matrix multiplication (IPL 2018). We provide a reverse, linear-time reduction of arithmetic 0-1 matrix multiplication to computing all-pairs distances in a Hamming space. On the other hand, we present a fast randomized algorithm for approximate all-pairs distances in a Hamming space. By combining it with our reduction, we obtain also a fast randomized algorithm for approximate 0-1 matrix multiplication. Next, we present an output-sensitive randomized algorithm for a minimum spanning tree of a set of points in a generalized Hamming space, the lower is the cost of the minimum spanning tree the faster is our algorithm. Finally, we provide $(2+ε)$- approximation algorithms for the $\ell$-center clustering and minimum-diameter $\ell$-clustering problems in a Hamming space $\{0,1\}^d$ that are substantially faster than the known $2$-approximation ones when both $\ell$ and $d$ are super-logarithmic.

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