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Practical Hash Functions for Similarity Estimation and Dimensionality Reduction

NeurIPS 2017 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Locality-sensitive hashing · 22 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use mixed tabulation instead of multiply-shift for OPHOPH similarity estimation · Synthetic datasimilarity-estimation mean squared error and concentrationHelped
Use mixed tabulation instead of multiply-shift or 2-wise PolyHash for feature hashingFeature hashing · Synthetic datasquared L2 norm concentrationHelped
Use mixed tabulation instead of weaker hash functionsFeature hashing · MNIST and News20squared L2 norm concentration: 16.671 vs 2.077Helped
Use mixed tabulation instead of multiply-shiftOPH-based LSH · MNIST and News20, K=L=10retrieved / recall-ratioHelped
Use multiply-shift instead of mixed tabulationOPH-based LSH · MNIST and News20, K=L=10recallHelped
Use mixed tabulation instead of MurmurHash3Hash evaluation · 10^7 random integers and News20hashing time: 42.98{\,ms} vs 59.70{\,ms}; 90.55{\,ms} vs 159.44{\,ms}Helped
Use mixed tabulation instead of multiply-shiftHash evaluation · 10^7 random integershashing time: 42.98{\,ms} vs 7.72{\,ms}Hurt

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