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ICML 2018 · Learning theory and algorithms › Submodular and game algorithms · approach: Monotone submodular maximization · 15 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Adding bounded curvature (alpha < 1) to the submodular functionADAPTIVE-SAMPLING · theoryapproximation ratio: from 1/3 to arbitrarily close to max(1-alpha, 1/2)Helped
Assuming mu-homogeneity of the submodular functionADAPTIVE-SAMPLING with bounded curvature · theoryapproximation ratio: approaches 1 as homogeneity improves (1 - mu/(2mu+1))Helped
Adding the top k/r elements by marginal contribution (M) alongside the best sampleADAPTIVE-SAMPLING · theoryapproximation ratioHelped
Using curvaturing on general submodular functions (unbounded curvature)ADAPTIVE-SAMPLING · theoryapproximation ratio: 1/2 approximation with an additive loss of k/log n termsMixed
Increasing number of rounds r (curvature tradeoff) (ablation)ADAPTIVE-SAMPLING on movie recommendation · MovieLens 1M (k=100)f(S) valueNo clear effect
Increasing number of rounds r from 1 to 10 (ablation)ADAPTIVE-SAMPLING on taxi dispatch · NYC taxi (k=30)f(S) valueHelped
Increasing number of samples per round from 10 to 10K (ablation)ADAPTIVE-SAMPLING · MovieLens 1Mf(S) valueNo clear effect

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