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The Importance of Communities for Learning to Influence

NeurIPS 2017 · Learning theory and algorithms › Submodular and game algorithms · approach: Submodular influence maximization · 14 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use COPS community pruning instead of MargI's first-order marginal ranking aloneInfluence maximization on SBM networks · SBMinfluenceHelped
Use COPS community pruning instead of MargI's first-order marginal ranking aloneInfluence maximization on ER and PA networks · ER and PAinfluenceMixed
Use COPS instead of MargIInfluence maximization on SBM 1 · SBM 1influenceHelped
Use MargI instead of COPS when cascade edge weight is small and influence is near-linearInfluence maximization · Synthetic networksinfluenceMixed
Increase cascade edge weight so influence overlap is largerCOPS relative to MargI · Synthetic networksinfluenceHelped
Increase the overlap allowed by COPS (ablation)COPS · Synthetic networksinfluenceMixed
Allow too much overlap, causing selection of nodes from the same community (ablation)COPS · Synthetic networksinfluenceHurt

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