Cutting-edge Algorithms to Overcome Combinatorial Explosion

In recent years, the increase in communication speeds has accelerated the development and use of applications that process large amounts of data.This has led to a growing collective need for high-speed, large-volume data processing.In response to such collective challenges, we spoke with Distinguished Researcher Masaaki Nishino, who is researching algorithms that compress and process data according to patterns to make data processing faster and more efficient.

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NTT technical review
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.53829/ntr202503ri1
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Formal Methods in Verification
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Cutting-edge Algorithms to Overcome Combinatorial Explosion

Masaaki Nishino
NTT technical review
Formal Methods in Verification
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Cutting-edge Algorithms to Overcome Combinatorial Explosion

Masaaki Nishino
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Abstract

In recent years, the increase in communication speeds has accelerated the development and use of applications that process large amounts of data.This has led to a growing collective need for high-speed, large-volume data processing.In response to such collective challenges, we spoke with Distinguished Researcher Masaaki Nishino, who is researching algorithms that compress and process data according to patterns to make data processing faster and more efficient.

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