From which institute did the contributor of 'On the Computational Complexity of Finding the Maxima of a Set of Vectors' receive their bachelor's degree?
National Tsing Hua University
H. T. Kung et al.: TCP with sender-based delay control. (2001) authored by H. T. Kung 0001. Stephen J. Tarsa et al.: MEMA Runtime Framework: Minimizing External Memory Accesses for TinyML on Microcontrollers. (2008) authored by H. T. Kung 0001. H. T. Kung and John T. Robinson: On Optimistic Methods for Concurrency Control. (1979) authored by H. T. Kung 0001. Chit-Kwan Lin and H. T. Kung: CloudSense: Continuous Fine-Grain Cloud Monitoring with Compressive Sensing. (2011) authored by H. T. Kung 0001. H. T. Kung, Kevin Chen and Shie Yuan Wang: Zero Queueing Flow Control and Applications. (1998) authored by H. T. Kung 0001. Hsieh-Chung Chen et al.: Nonlinear compressive sensing for text-to-image synthesis. (2017) authored by H. T. Kung 0001. H. T. Kung was born in Shanghai on November 9, 1945, and grew up in Taiwan. He was an advisor to Robert T. D. D. Kung, who was later elected to the William H. Kung Advisory Council. He has contributed to the development of systolic arrays for deep learning, including distributed and embedded low-precision neural networks.
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Question: From which institute did the contributor of 'On the Computational Complexity of Finding the Maxima of a Set of Vectors' receive their bachelor's degree?
Context: H. T. Kung et al.: TCP with sender-based delay control. (2001) authored by H. T. Kung 0001. Stephen J. Tarsa et al.: MEMA Runtime Framework: Minimizing External Memory Accesses for TinyML on Microcontrollers. (2008) authored by H. T. Kung 0001. H. T. Kung and John T. Robinson: On Optimistic Methods for Concurrency Control. (1979) authored by H. T. Kung 0001. Chit-Kwan Lin and H. T. Kung: CloudSense: Continuous Fine-Grain Cloud Monitoring with Compressive Sensing. (2011) authored by H. T. Kung 0001. H. T. Kung, Kevin Chen and Shie Yuan Wang: Zero Queueing Flow Control and Applications. (1998) authored by H. T. Kung 0001. Hsieh-Chung Chen et al.: Nonlinear compressive sensing for text-to-image synthesis. (2017) authored by H. T. Kung 0001. H. T. Kung was born in Shanghai on November 9, 1945, and grew up in Taiwan. He was an advisor to Robert T. D. D. Kung, who was later elected to the William H. Kung Advisory Council. He has contributed to the development of systolic arrays for deep learning, including distributed and embedded low-precision neural networks.
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