A Controlled Sensing Approach to Graph Classification
A Controlled Sensing Approach to Graph Classification
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图分类的受控感知方法
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发表时间:
2013
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
V. Veeravalli
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作者:
Jonathan G. Ligo;George K. Atia;V. Veeravalli
The problem of classifying graphs with respect to connectivity via partial observations of nodes is posed as a composite hypothesis testing problem with controlled sensing. An observation at a node is a subset of edges incident to the node on the complete graph drawn according to a probability model, which is a function of a fixed underlying graph. Connectivity is measured through average node degree and is classified with respect to a threshold. A simple approximation of the controlled sensing test is derived and simulated on Erdös-Rènyi graphs to characterize the error probabilities as a function of the expected stopping times. The test is also experimentally validated on a real-world example of the social structure of Long-Tailed Manakins. It is shown that the proposed test achieves favorable tradeoffs between the classification error and the number of measurements. Furthermore, the test outperforms existing approaches, especially at low target error rates. In addition, the proposed test achieves the optimal error exponent.