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Multiple Source Detection without Knowing the Underlying Propagation Model

AAAI 2017 · Graph learning › Graph self-supervised learning · approach: Graph anomaly detection · 95 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use LPSI (con/iter) instead of NetSleuth and Zang's method for multiple source detectionLPSI · KARATE and Jazz, SI/SIRF-score: 50%∼200% relativelyHelped
use LPSI instead of NetSleuth and Zang's method on the larger networkLPSI · Ego-Facebook, SI/SIRF-score: 100%∼500% relativelyHelped
switch epidemic model from SI to SIRLPSI · KARATE, Jazz, Ego-FacebookF-scoreNo clear effect
use iterative version with 5 iterations instead of converged label propagation (ablation)LPSI · all datasets, SI/SIR/IC/LTF-scoreNo clear effect
evaluate under IC and LT influence models instead of infection modelsLPSI · KARATE, Ego-FacebookF-scoreNo clear effect
use LT model on Jazz instead of IC modelLPSI · JazzF-scoreHurt
use iterative LPSI instead of converged LPSI and baselines for scalabilityLPSI iter · synthetic scale-free networks, SIelapsed timeHelped
push alpha toward 0 or 1 instead of 0.2-0.6 (ablation)LPSI con · Ego-Facebook K=5, all four modelsF-scoreHurt

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