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Diffusion Source Identification on Networks with Statistical Confidence

ICML 2021 · Learning theory and algorithms › Prediction and decision losses · approach: Adaptive testing and experiments · 2 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use an ADiT confidence set instead of a Euclidean confidence setDiffusion source identification · Random 4-regular tree, 90% confidenceaverage set size: 79.1 -> 60.4Helped
Use an ADiT confidence set instead of a Euclidean confidence setDiffusion source identification · Preferential attachment, 90% confidenceaverage set size: 86.2 -> 70.5Helped
Use an ADiT confidence set instead of a Euclidean confidence setDiffusion source identification · Small-world network, 90% confidenceaverage set size: 16.0 -> 17.7Hurt
Use an ADiT confidence set instead of a Euclidean confidence setDiffusion source identification · Random 4-regular tree, 80% confidenceaverage set size: 68.6 -> 50.0Helped
Use an ADiT confidence set instead of a Euclidean confidence setDiffusion source identification · Preferential attachment, 80% confidenceaverage set size: 71.9 -> 57.5Helped
Use an ADiT confidence set instead of a Euclidean confidence setDiffusion source identification · Small-world network, 80% confidenceaverage set size: 10.5 -> 11.3Hurt
Use confidence sets rather than a single-point source estimateDiffusion source identification · Random network modelssource coverage: ADiT-90%: 93%, 89%, 91%; single-point ADiT: 0, 0.02, 0.16Helped
Use both importance sampling and isomorphism pooling instead of vanilla Monte CarloConfidence-set construction · Random 4-regular treesequential running time (sec.): 898.3 -> 411.9Helped
Use both importance sampling and isomorphism pooling instead of vanilla Monte CarloConfidence-set construction · Preferential attachmentsequential running time (sec.): 1060.5 -> 430.9Helped
Use both importance sampling and isomorphism pooling instead of vanilla Monte CarloConfidence-set construction · Small-world networksequential running time (sec.): 1052.9 -> 1057.7No clear effect
Use inverse-time ADiT weighting instead of constant-weight Euclidean discrepancySingle-point source estimation · Preferential attachmentcorrect rate: 0.04 -> 0.02Hurt
Use inverse-time ADiT weighting instead of constant-weight Euclidean discrepancySingle-point source estimation · Small-world networkcorrect rate: 0.20 -> 0.16Hurt

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