We offer several data-driven projects on top of the Jewish bookshelf (ancient Hebrew texts), including text analysis tasks, machine learning, and building web apps.
Projects
The following projects are proposed for undergraduate students in the faculty. For more details or for registration, please contact the listed advisor by mail.
The Jewish Bookshelf Project
Advisor(s):
Port Graph representation libary
Advisor(s):
Adapt common graph representation formats to support port graphs(and digraphs), and implement a library, for free public use, which parses these formats, represents port digraphs in memory, and writes them back out.
DBMS optimizers as circuit graph rewrites
Advisor(s):
Choose a columnar database, and try to express its analytic query plan optimizers as subcircuit replacements in an abstract, constrained, model of computation; suggest missing features of the computational model which would allow for expressing all optimizers.
Composite compression and join ordering
Advisor(s):
Develop alternative heuristics and optimization rules for relational join’s of columns and column-groups available implicitly in composite-compressed form.