@@user-cf5oh2vh8q Im just a freshmen but Im definitely planning on applying to grad school. However before that, I have to survive analysis first lololol
Apart from the results of his research, what is impressive is that he managed to deliver a PhD presentation in a way that caters to the "average joe". Some presentations consist of so many technical jargons that audience lose interest.
I believe it is because you are presenting to the chair, which usually have specialists wanting to know details of what you are doing of new and not what is already know.
Sitting in Vienna, Austria 11pm drinking beer and watching a guy defending his PhD at a random university I never heard of in my entire life. Nice one, UA-cam! And good job, Nate (guess so)!
I have no idea why UA-cam has recommended me this on Christmas Eve, but I congratulate you for your hard work. We are all so proud of you . Merry Christmas y’all
I don't know why this was recommended, probably because I am a PhD student at Purdue right now, and always talk about optimization. Great research though, I am glad that I listened! I wish I could learn about slide 63 as well!
Since everyone else has already mentioned the surprise of getting this in our recommendations... You mixed "choose your own adventure" with your PhD presentation. You're a presentation Jedi.
Also got this randomly recommended by UA-cam, but man, your work is very interesting and you delivered the presentation smoothly. Congratulations Nate Veldt/Jim Halpert.
Interesting and well put presentation This is my first time to try to understand graph theory and it's importance in our life. You answered all of this in the first ten minutes Thank you
Not sure why this was recommended to me, but none the less, congratulations on a flawless defence and cordial presentation. I look forward to more research in the future!
I could catchup up to some extent ... but I got lost in the middle.... but I kept on listening .. then I slept...nonetheless this is a great work... at last I realized one cannot understand others 4-5 years of work in 40 min
UA-cam knowledge graph strategy meeting: "We need to bring in some talent on graph clustering optimization" . UA-cam recommendation engine meeting: "Do the thing".
No idea why this was recommended to me either. But I love the irony of how the most popular video on this supposed music channel is a PHD Thesis Defense.
My Ph.D. defense in Mechanical Engineering took me a total of 2 hours, the committee members constantly interrupted me by asking me tough questions during that long period of time.
Thanks for stopping by my thesis defense. This channel is mostly guitar videos ua-cam.com/video/PSGMvHYg9WI/v-deo.html If you're interested in computer science and applied math videos, you might get more out of my research channel ua-cam.com/channels/GK9c99M3_CvPU9Wm8cshyw.html or academic webpage people.cam.cornell.edu/lnv22/
Not my line of work or interest but great work Nate!! I can only dream of having enough neuronal clusters capable of a completing a PhD i. mathematics!
Watching this while writing my PhD thesis... Every time I see others' work I feel ashamed cuz my work is so worthless nobody should listen to my defense.
Like the others, this just showed up on my UA-cam recommendations, but I'm all for it. I imagine that this'd have tons of applications for AI developers.
I'm confused. I expected a PhD defense to be a detailed questioning by a panel of experts, based on the thesis. But this looks like a lecture to 2nd year undergraduates based on the introduction to the new knowledge. Is this just a part of the defense showing that the material can be taught in a contemporary classroom?
This was recommended by UA-cam, so I'm assuming this means that the algorithms UA-cam used analyze its transcript are suggesting that whatever was said here is actually super important while constructing a general idea of how societies are functioning. I wonder if the research defended here can be applied to a lot of real-world network data and be used to draw a really interesting conclusion.
I've never seen PhD Defense before, so i wonder is it commonl to assume that the people hearing a PhD defense in graph theory don't know what graph and NP-hard mean? Anyway it's good lecture, i love it.
i heard phd defenses are usually more rigorous and the 'judges' (idk who they are) often stop you and ask you difficult questions. But, phds are usually unique research so they prly wouldnt know everything you worked on
I study game design but got recommendation randomly for random guy's PhD defense lmao. Okay maybe that's because I look resource for my data structures and algorithm course maybe?
UA-cam algorithm: wanna watch some dude's PhD defense?
why not
I watched "Codemiko"
maybe is that's why this recommended to me.
thats it? lol??
I have no idea why this was recommended to me but great work!!
OMG! I had the exact same thought. Anyway, Congrats to Nate!! :)
It's your turn
I received this video may due to I am applying PhD degree in Purdue University
@@user-cf5oh2vh8q Im just a freshmen but Im definitely planning on applying to grad school. However before that, I have to survive analysis first lololol
@@jacoblopez8446 good luck, cherish the time being undergraduate, study more skills, you will be awesome in the future XD
You won the UA-cam algorithm recommendation lottery.
Watching this while procrastinating my bachelors thesis
same lul, what's your topic?
same hahaha
His explanations are so clear and jargon-free, it all feels intuitive and flows so well, it's as if you could have thought of it yourself. Inspiring!
Apart from the results of his research, what is impressive is that he managed to deliver a PhD presentation in a way that caters to the "average joe". Some presentations consist of so many technical jargons that audience lose interest.
I believe it is because you are presenting to the chair, which usually have specialists wanting to know details of what you are doing of new and not what is already know.
Sitting in Vienna, Austria 11pm drinking beer and watching a guy defending his PhD at a random university I never heard of in my entire life. Nice one, UA-cam! And good job, Nate (guess so)!
same... but 7 hours and sober again
Hopefully Nate will appreciate your efforts in watching the video.
Same
Whats up in Vienna
you never heard of purdue university?
I have no idea why UA-cam has recommended me this on Christmas Eve, but I congratulate you for your hard work. We are all so proud of you . Merry Christmas y’all
@Lewis Pusey nice
I don't know why this was recommended, probably because I am a PhD student at Purdue right now, and always talk about optimization. Great research though, I am glad that I listened! I wish I could learn about slide 63 as well!
Sounds like you know exactly why this was recommended lol
It's not you that listened, it's your phone that listened to you.
@@Zintilyaspin sounds like it ;)
Since everyone else has already mentioned the surprise of getting this in our recommendations...
You mixed "choose your own adventure" with your PhD presentation. You're a presentation Jedi.
I'm from India and its 4am here right now. Congratulations and all the best to brother Nate!
I am in 2nd year of my PhD and this really brought a smile to my face.
Why did I think dissertation defenses had to be 2-3 hours? He completed this in 40 minutes. Clear, concise, and to the point. Not bad!
Also got this randomly recommended by UA-cam, but man, your work is very interesting and you delivered the presentation smoothly.
Congratulations Nate Veldt/Jim Halpert.
No idea why I got this in my recommended, not even remotely connected to doing any PhD work, but nice work!
Watching this while procrastinating my master thesis
Congratulations Dr. Veldt! Your Prof. made a really nice introduction. I can't imagine how I landed up here though.
Interesting and well put presentation
This is my first time to try to understand graph theory and it's importance in our life.
You answered all of this in the first ten minutes
Thank you
Good job! Good speaker and the ideas were presented superbly.
Not sure why this was recommended to me, but none the less, congratulations on a flawless defence and cordial presentation. I look forward to more research in the future!
Sir, you have been blessed by UA-cam algorithm.
After watching Nate’s PhD Defense, I now am enthused, confident and ready to take defense of my own PhD.
That “PhD”, as a Pizza Hut Delivery guy.
Absolutely fantastic presentation, well done!
I hope that I could finish my phd as soon as possible. Congratulations.
Great work Nate! Congratulations!
This is big for us nate. Congrats
This is the most wild recommendation on my page so far
Great work, we all are proud!
Great job -Jim Halpert- Nate Veldt, I was able to understand quite a bit and I'm not great at math.
The Abominable Trollman haha nice one
I could catchup up to some extent ... but I got lost in the middle.... but I kept on listening .. then I slept...nonetheless this is a great work... at last I realized one cannot understand others 4-5 years of work in 40 min
Great presentation Nate!
congrats homie i'm proud of you.
wow youtube recommendation seems to know everything about me i go to purdue and i just took a graph class
yeah, believe me google knows more about you than even yourself
HAHAHA...SO TRUE! Even what I've watched on TV...
tks you UA-cam, tks you Nate!
I don't know why this was recommended to me. I guess we are the chosen ones to become enlightened
I'm a high school senior but you seem pretty smart
great dissertation! made it so I could understand
I really enjoyed your thesis.
UA-cam knowledge graph strategy meeting: "We need to bring in some talent on graph clustering optimization" . UA-cam recommendation engine meeting: "Do the thing".
This bisection-like approach for finding lambda is called ternary search FYI
UA-cam algorithm gets me here. Maybe I've been searching if I should take PhD. :D good work mate
No idea why this was recommended to me either. But I love the irony of how the most popular video on this supposed music channel is a PHD Thesis Defense.
Great presentation, what could you apply this type of information toward sales? Which grouping would you consider?
Thanks for the inspiration
That was really a great intro!
lol why did i get recommended this video? congrats!
Congratulations!!
awsome work
great work dude!!
Why is this in my recommendeds lmfao. Happy 2021 everyone!
Congrats for the work mate
Great stuff! Do you still work in research?
Random recommendation to a CS student, but im enjoying it! ^^ good job YT algorithm!
This is going to blow up isn't it...
Watched some videos on optimization and graphs then got this in the recommendation. Anyway, nice work!
Boiler Up! What a great defense!
I guarantee when Nate walked in the room that day he did not expect 100,000 people to listen to his defense.
Very cool, from Western Australia, other side of the world
Yeah me too. Super weird to see Margarate river come up
Congrats!
My Ph.D. defense in Mechanical Engineering took me a total of 2 hours, the committee members constantly interrupted me by asking me tough questions during that long period of time.
good job nate!
Thanks for stopping by my thesis defense. This channel is mostly guitar videos
ua-cam.com/video/PSGMvHYg9WI/v-deo.html
If you're interested in computer science and applied math videos, you might get more out of my research channel ua-cam.com/channels/GK9c99M3_CvPU9Wm8cshyw.html
or academic webpage people.cam.cornell.edu/lnv22/
Is this something to do with TDA? Sounds interesting!(But I don't know much about combinatorics, sadly...)
It's interesting cause I'm about to take a course in "graph representational models" and this was recommended by youtube's algorithm
The UA-cam algorithm is really weird today. Great work though.
Let's go Nate
After reading the comments I feel kinda weird that I actually searched for this :D
Congratulations
Not my line of work or interest but great work Nate!! I can only dream of having enough neuronal clusters capable of a completing a PhD i. mathematics!
What did you get your PHD in?
Watching this while writing my PhD thesis... Every time I see others' work I feel ashamed cuz my work is so worthless nobody should listen to my defense.
😃😃
You can’t think like that man. I’m sure your work isn’t worthless, certainly not if you’re writing a thesis on it, have confidence!
@@thomasc3120 Thank you for your kind words. Anyway I’m going to leave academia and look for jobs in the IT industry.
@@NortheasternChina whatever you do just know you can and I’m sure you’ll succeed
@@thomasc3120 Thanks. I know I can't be a failure knowing all the effort my parents have put in to raise me.
Damn i get recommended this video for absolute no reason
good job man!
great work! can't wait till someone implements this in R or Python or Julia. or maybe i could.
Like the others, this just showed up on my UA-cam recommendations, but I'm all for it. I imagine that this'd have tons of applications for AI developers.
nice vid, doc
why did people dislike this?
Congratsss
Is this recommend to you in Christmas???
Most probably they are using right now this thesis on us suggesting the we are in a cluster
I'm confused. I expected a PhD defense to be a detailed questioning by a panel of experts, based on the thesis. But this looks like a lecture to 2nd year undergraduates based on the introduction to the new knowledge. Is this just a part of the defense showing that the material can be taught in a contemporary classroom?
NOW that you mention it.
The presentation IS part of PhD defense. The questions come later, which isnt shown in the video.
chose your own adventure
Good job algorithm friend!
Ok I am student of IT and thinking of pursuing PhD in Future, Insha'Allah. But are all if you recommend this?
Who wrote the music at the beginning?
Transposition or transportation
This was recommended by UA-cam, so I'm assuming this means that the algorithms UA-cam used analyze its transcript are suggesting that whatever was said here is actually super important while constructing a general idea of how societies are functioning. I wonder if the research defended here can be applied to a lot of real-world network data and be used to draw a really interesting conclusion.
no idea why im here but good job!
I was very surprised to be able to actually understand this cuz I just finished my discrete math class 😂
Man, i no have idea why youtube recomended this video. I'm brazilian, professor of History, in High School kkk. But, congrats, great job.
Thanks youtube
"...and I have convinced you that LambaCC is the best thing since sliced bread..." XD
"This 'b??l sh??' curve"
*rewinds*
"This 'b!!l sh!!' curve"
*le what?!*
"bowl-shaped"
Dude posts a bunch of guitar videos, but his math one randomly goes viral. Explain that one smarty pants!
I've never seen PhD Defense before, so i wonder is it commonl to assume that the people hearing a PhD defense in graph theory don't know what graph and NP-hard mean? Anyway it's good lecture, i love it.
i heard phd defenses are usually more rigorous and the 'judges' (idk who they are) often stop you and ask you difficult questions. But, phds are usually unique research so they prly wouldnt know everything you worked on
Great research. Gong rats!
Got my MS from Purdue in 1987. Great campus, full of great professors and smart students.
I am doing IB and my internal assessment on graph theory. I think youtube is trying to kill me.
I study game design but got recommendation randomly for random guy's PhD defense lmao. Okay maybe that's because I look resource for my data structures and algorithm course maybe?
*claps*
I don't know why I'm clapping but I am.
1:31 extremely audible water gulp
That's some Tim & Eric type of stuff right there