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CIDR 2019

Jan 13–16, 2019 · Asilomar Conference Grounds, Pacific Grove, CA, United States

Conference
CIDR (Conference on Innovative Data Systems Research) Academic
Dates
Jan 13, 2019 – Jan 16, 2019
Venue
Asilomar Conference Grounds
Place
Pacific Grove, CA, United States
Format
In person
Status
Past
Attendance
—
Website
cidrdb.org
Recorded
0 sponsors · 32 speaker appearances
Notes
Speakers: every paper in the program, with the first listed author as speaker (presenting authors are not identified; CIDR tradition is that senior authors present). paper_url holds the paper PDF on cidrdb.org; slides_url only where the program links real slides. Program is in an iframe (CIDR-sessions.html). No sponsor list on the 2019 site. Registration via passkey; fee not stated (only a $100 cancellation fee).

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Speakers and talks 32

SpeakerCompanyRoleTalkLinks
Karin StraussMicrosoftKeynoteDNA Data Storage and Near-Molecule Processing for the Yottabyte Era—
Luis CezeUniversity of WashingtonKeynoteDNA Data Storage and Near-Molecule Processing for the Yottabyte Era—
Mark RamseyGSKKeynoteUsing Bots, Machine Learning & Pipelines to create a modern data management environment—
Alberto LernereXascale InfolabPaperThe Case for Network Accelerated Query ProcessingPaper
Alexander J RatnerStanford UniversityPaperThe Role of Massively Multi-Task and Weak Supervision in Software 2.0Paper
Anastasios ArvanitisUnravel DataPaperAutomated Performance Management for the Big Data StackPaper
Andreas KipfTechnical University of MunichPaperLearned Cardinalities: Estimating Correlated Joins with Deep LearningPaper
Codi J BurleyThe Ohio State UniversityPaperARQuery: Hallucinating Analytics over Real-World Data using Augmented RealityPaper
Daniel KangStanford UniversityPaperChallenges and Opportunities in DNN-Based Video Analytics: A Demonstration of the BlazeIt Video Query EnginePaper
Gustavo AlonsoETHZPaperDPI: The Data Processing Interface for Modern NetworksPaper
Holger PirkImperial College LondonPaperThriving in the No Man's Land between Compilers and DatabasesPaper
Immanuel TrummerCornell UniversityPaperData Vocalization with CiceroDBPaper
Ios KotsogiannisDuke UniversityPaperArchitecting a Differentially Private SQL EnginePaper
Johannes GehrkeMicrosoftPaperVeritas: Shared Verifiable Databases and Tables in the CloudPaper
Joseph M HellersteinUC BerkeleyPaperServerless Computing: One Step Forward, Two Steps BackPaper
Lennart OldenburgUniversity of California, Santa CruzPaperFixed It For You: Protocol Repair Using Lineage GraphsPaper
Martin KerstenCWIPaperSQALPEL: A database performance platformPaper
Michael J FreitagTUMPaperEvery Row Counts: Combining Sketches and Sampling for Accurate Group-By Result EstimatesPaper
Periklis ChrysogelosEPFLPaperHardware-conscious Query Processing in GPU-accelerated Analytical EnginesPaper
Raja AppuswamyEurecomPaperOligoArchive: Using DNA in the DBMS storage hierarchyPaper
Rajesh BordawekarIBM T. J. Watson Research CenterPaperExploiting Latent Information in Relational Databases via Word Embedding and Application to Degrees of DisclosurePaper
Ryan C MarcusBrandeis UniversityPaperTowards a Hands-Free Query Optimizer through Deep LearningPaper
Sandeep TataGooglePaperItemSuggest: A Data Management Platform for Machine Learned Ranking ServicesPaper
Sanjay KrishnanU ChicagoPaperDeepLens: Towards a Visual Data Management SystemPaper
Shrainik JainUniversity of WashingtonPaperDatabase-Agnostic Workload ManagementPaper
Stratos IdreosHarvard UniversityPaperDesign Continuums and the Path Toward Self-Designing Key-Value Stores that Know and LearnPaper
Tim KraskaMITPaperSageDB: A Learned Database SystemPaper
Tobias BleifußHasso Plattner InstitutePaperDBChEx: Interactive Exploration of Data and Schema ChangePaper
Wenbo TaoMITPaperKyrix: Interactive Visual Data Exploration at ScalePaper
Zack IvesUniversity of PennsylvaniaPaperDataset Relationship ManagementPaper
Zhongjun JinUniversity of MichiganPaperDemonstration of a Multiresolution Schema Mapping SystemPaper
Zuyu ZhangUniversity of Wisconsin-MadisonPaperData Partitioning for In-Memory Systems: Myths, Challenges, and OpportunitiesPaper

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