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Graph Bayesian Optimization for Multiplex Influence Maximization

AAAI 2024 · Graph learning › Graph algorithms and clustering · approach: Continuous DAG structure learning · 12 citations (OpenAlex)

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Formulates multiplex influence maximization over multiple associated information items and proposes GBIM, a graph Bayesian optimization framework with a global kernelized attention message-passing surrogate and Bayesian linear regression.

Problem

Influence maximization ignores simultaneous, interacting diffusion of multiple information items; selecting user-item seed pairs under a budget to maximize multiplex influence has huge combinatorial and computational complexity.

Approach

Combine a linear-complexity global kernelized attention message-passing network (positive random features) as a learned basis with Bayesian linear regression and an expected-improvement acquisition with explore-exploit sampling, to optimize user-item seed sets under a multiplex diffusion model with an association mechanism.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: Ciao Epinions Delicious LastFM Synthetic Erdos-Renyi graph (30,000 nodes)

Benchmarks: Ciao Epinions Delicious LastFM Synthetic

Metrics: expected multiplex influence (average over 100 simulations) runtime

Baselines: IMM CELF++ DeepIM BO (Gaussian process) MaxDegree

Builds on: Bayesian optimization Performer (positive random features) DeepIM IMM CELF++

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