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Learning What to Defer for Maximum Independent Sets

ICML 2020 · Learning theory and algorithms › Combinatorial and search optimization · approach: Unsupervised neural combinatorial optimization · 5 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Allow multiple vertex decisions per stage by deferring unresolved vertices (ablation)LwD for MIS · ER (50–100 vertices)validation scoreHelped
Increase the maximum number of MDP iterations (ablation)LwD for MIS · ER (50–100 vertices)validation scoreHelped
Add direct solution diversification reward (ablation)LwD for MIS · ER (50–100 vertices)validation scoreHelped
Combine entropy bonus with the diversification reward (ablation)LwD for MIS · ER (50–100 vertices)validation scoreHelped
Use entropy regularization alone instead of direct solution diversification (ablation)LwD for MIS · ER (50–100 vertices)final solution deviationHurt
Add direct solution diversification reward (ablation)LwD for MIS · ER (50–100 vertices)final solution deviationHelped
Add 2-improvement local search (ablation)LwD · REDDIT-M-12KMIS objective: 292.6 -> 303.5Helped
Add 2-improvement local search (ablation)LwD · BA (2 000 000 vertices)MIS objective: 915 887 -> 915 968Helped
Use LwD instead of KaMIS under the reported time budgetMIS solvers · BA (2 000 000 vertices)MIS objective: 909 988 -> 915 887Helped
Use LwD instead of KaMISMIS solvers · WS (500 000 vertices)MIS objective: 157 298 -> 155 574Hurt
Use LwD instead of S2V-DQNMIS solvers · Citation-Coraapproximation ratio: 0.96 -> 1.00Helped
Apply LwD to maximum weighted independent setLwD · MWIS, ER (400–500 vertices)objective: 34.29 -> 39.21Helped

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