Topological data analysis

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  Lecturer: 

  • Žiga Virk (ziga.virk@fri.uni-lj.si)

  Assistants:

  • Aleksandra Franc (aleksandra.franc@fri.uni-lj.si)
  • Damir Franetič (damir.franetic@fri.uni-lj.si)

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  Introduction. Basic definitions and concepts: metrics, continuous maps, homeomorphisms, homotopy type. 

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  Triangulations in the plane, Voronoi diagram, Delaunay triangulation.
  

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  Geometric simplicial complexes, Abstract simplicial complexes, Euler characteristic

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  Triangulated manifolds, orientation. Classification of surfaces.
  
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  Simplicial complexes on data sets:
  

  • Vietoris Rips complex
  • Cech complex
  • The nerve construction
  • Mapper

  Interleaving.

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  Algebraic groups. Intuition and idea of homology.
  

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  Homology groups

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  Computing homology

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  Persistent homology

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  Filtrations, persistence modules, interleavings, Gromov-Hausdorff distance
  

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  Stability theorem for persistent homology, Wasserstein distance, further developments of persistence, examples of applications

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  Discrete Morse theory: discrete Morse functions, discrete gradient vector fields; Morse chain complex and Morse homology
  
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