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Optimal Exact Recovery in Semi-Supervised Learning: A Study of Spectral Methods and Graph Convolutional Networks
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Measured effects reported in the paper
| What was changed | Where | Measured | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Combine the graph and feature spectral estimators in the PCA spectral estimator | Semi-supervised CSBM · CSBM with q_m \gtrsim \log(m) | exact recovery probability: 1 - m^{1 - I_{\tau}} | Helped |
| Use the modified estimator with training-label quadratic forms and the feature-derived graph estimate | PCA spectral estimator · Semi-supervised CSBM with 1 \ll q_m \ll \log(m) | expected mismatch ratio exponent: \limsup_{m \to \infty} q^{-1}_m \log \E \psi_m \big(\by_{\sU}, \sign(\widetilde{\by}_{\mathrm{PCA}}) \big) \leq - I(a_{\ | Helped |
| Add the optimal weighted self-loop (ablation) | Linear ridge regression on GCN · Semi-supervised CSBM | exact recovery probability: I(a_\tau,b_\tau, 0 )>1; I(a_\tau,b_\tau,c_\tau)>1 | Helped |
| Set the self-loop weight to zero instead of the optimal weighted value (ablation) | Linear ridge regression on GCN · Semi-supervised CSBM | exact recovery probability: I(a_\tau,b_\tau, 0 )>1; I(a_\tau,b_\tau,c_\tau)>1 | Hurt |
| Increase feature signal strength c_{\tau} | Semi-supervised CSBM · CSBM exact recovery | exact recovery difficulty | Helped |
| Use gradient-based training with a learned feature direction and selected self-loop parameter | GCN · Semi-supervised CSBM | exact recovery probability: I(a_\tau, b_\tau, c_\tau )>1 | Helped |
| Attempt exact recovery below the information-theoretic threshold | Any algorithm · Semi-supervised CSBM with q_m = \log(m) | exact recovery: I(a_{\tau}, b_{\tau}, c_{\tau}) < 1 | Hurt |
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