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Optimal Densification for Fast and Accurate Minwise Hashing

ICML 2017 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Locality-sensitive hashing · 35 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use tailored 2-universal reassignment instead of improved densification (h+)Optimal densification (h*) · Jaccard similarity estimation on word-vector pairsMSEHelped
Use optimal densification rather than improved densification (h+)RCV1 · RCV1runtime (ms), 300 hashes: 104 -> 116Mixed
Use optimal densification rather than improved densification (h+)URL · URLruntime (ms), 300 hashes: 624 -> 631Mixed
Use optimal densification rather than improved densification (h+)NEWS20 · NEWS20runtime (ms), 300 hashes: 205 -> 174Helped
Use optimal densification rather than vanilla MinHashRCV1 · RCV1runtime (ms), 300 hashes: 1098 -> 116Helped
Use optimal densification rather than vanilla MinHashURL · URLruntime (ms), 300 hashes: 8158 -> 631Helped
Use optimal densification rather than vanilla MinHashNEWS20 · NEWS20runtime (ms), 300 hashes: 3650 -> 174Helped
Use optimal densification as the number of hashes increasesOptimal densification (h*) · Jaccard similarity estimationvarianceHelped
Increase the number of hashes for existing densification schemesDensification (h) and improved densification (h+) · Jaccard similarity estimationvarianceNo clear effect
Use simple 2-universal hashing for reassignment, without attempt-indexed hashing (ablation)Densification · Jaccard similarity estimationvarianceHurt
Add random bits to nearest-bin reassignment (ablation)Improved densification (h+) · Jaccard similarity estimationvarianceHelped

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