Ayasdi Ai LLC

Symphonyai Sensa LLC

Ayasdi, Inc.

Ryan Hsu

Lawrence Spracklen

Gurjeet Singh

Ajithkumar Warrier

Sudhakar Jonnalagadda

Jennifer Kloke

An example method comprises receiving data points, determining at least one size of a plurality of subsets based on a constraint of at least one computation device or an analysis server, transferring each of the subsets to different computation devices, each computation device selecting a group of data points to generate a first sub-subset of landmarks, add non-landmark data points that have the farthest distance to the closest landmark to create an expanded sub-subset of landmarks, create an analysis landmark set based on a combination of expanded sub-subsets of expanded landmarks from different computation devices, perform a similarity function on the analysis landmark set, generate a cover of the mathematical reference space to create overlapping subsets, cluster the mapped landmark points based on the overlapping subsets, create a plurality of nodes, each node being based on the clustering, each landmark point being a member of at least one node.

Scalable topological summary construction using landmark point selection

A method comprises receiving a network of a plurality of nodes and a plurality of edges, each of the nodes of the plurality of nodes comprising members representative of at least one subset of initial data points, selecting a subset of the data points based on each node of the plurality of nodes, for each selected data point of the set of selected data points, determining a predetermined number of other data points that are closest in distance to that particular selected data point, grouping the selected data points into a plurality of groups based, at least in part, on the predetermined number of other data points of the set of selected data points that are closest in distance, each group of the plurality of groups including a different subset of data points, and providing a list of selected data points and the plurality of groups.

Systems and methods for topological data analysis using nearest neighbors

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