Predicting the Labelling of a Graph via Minimum $p$-Seminorm Interpolation
Predicting the Labelling of a Graph via Minimum $p$-Seminorm Interpolation
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通过最小 $p$-Seminorm 插值预测图的标签
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2009
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通讯作者:
Guy Lever
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M. Herbster;Guy Lever
We study the problem of predicting the labelling of a graph. The graph is given and a trial sequence of (vertex,label) pairs is then incrementally revealed to the learner. On each trial a vertex is queried and the learner predicts a boolean label. The true label is then returned. The learner’s goal is to minimise mistaken predictions. We propose minimum p-seminorm interpolation to solve this problem. To this end we give a p-seminorm on the space of graph labellings. Thus on every trial we predict using the labelling which minimises the p-seminorm and is also consistent with the revealed (vertex, label) pairs. When p = 2 this is the harmonic energy minimisation procedure of [22], also called (Laplacian) interpolated regularisation in [1]. In the limit as p → 1 this is equivalent to predicting with a label-consistent mincut. We give mistake bounds relative to a label-consistent mincut and a resistive cover of the graph. We say an edge is cut with respect to a labelling if the connected vertices have disagreeing labels. We find that minimising the p-seminorm with p = 1 + where → 0 as the graph diameter D → ∞ gives a bound of O(Φ logD) versus a bound of O(ΦD) when p = 2 where Φ is the number of cut edges.