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  1. MIT 6.854 Spring 2016 Lecture 16: Interior Point MethodsMIT 6.854 (Advanced Algorithms), Spring 2016Notes
  2. MIT 6.854 Spring 2016 Lecture 15: Gradient DescentMIT 6.854 (Advanced Algorithms), Spring 2016Notes
  3. MIT 6.854 Spring 2016 Lecture 14: Rounding Linear Programming RelaxationsMIT 6.854 (Advanced Algorithms), Spring 2016Notes
  4. MIT 6.854 Spring 2016 Lecture 8: Capacity Scaling and Min Cost MatchingMIT 6.854 (Advanced Algorithms), Spring 2016Notes
  5. MIT 6.854 Spring 2016 Lecture 13: Submodular FunctionsMIT 6.854 (Advanced Algorithms), Spring 2016Notes
  6. MIT 6.854 Spring 2016 Lecture 12: From Separation to Optimization and Back; Ellipsoid MethodMIT 6.854 (Advanced Algorithms), Spring 2016Notes
  7. MIT 6.854 Spring 2016 Lecture 10: Introduction to Linear ProgrammingMIT 6.854 (Advanced Algorithms), Spring 2016Notes
  8. MIT 6.854 Spring 2016 Lecture 11: Strong Duality, Zero Sum Games and Complementary SlacknessMIT 6.854 (Advanced Algorithms), Spring 2016Notes
  9. MIT 6.854 Spring 2016 Lecture 9: Min Cost Flow, Goldberg-TarjanMIT 6.854 (Advanced Algorithms), Spring 2016Notes
  10. MIT 6.854 Spring 2016 Lecture 7: Flow Decomposition and Augmenting PathsMIT 6.854 (Advanced Algorithms), Spring 2016Notes
  11. MIT 6.854 Spring 2016 Lecture 6: Nearest Neighbor Search and LSHMIT 6.854 (Advanced Algorithms), Spring 2016Notes
  12. MIT 6.854 Spring 2016 Lecture 3 part 2MIT 6.854 (Advanced Algorithms), Spring 2016Notes
  13. MIT 6.854 Spring 2016 Lecture 5: Johnson Lindenstrauss Lemma and ExtensionsMIT 6.854 (Advanced Algorithms), Spring 2016Notes
  14. MIT 6.854 Spring 2016 Lecture 4: Distinct Elements and Heavy HittersMIT 6.854 (Advanced Algorithms), Spring 2016Notes
  15. MIT 6.854 Spring 2016 Lecture 3: Consistent Hashing and Random TreesMIT 6.854 (Advanced Algorithms), Spring 2016Notes

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