Kernel-Based Semi-Supervised Learning Over Multilayer Graphs

V. N. Ioannidis, Panagiotis A. Traganitis, Yanning Shen, G. Giannakis
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Networks arise in fields such as sociology, biology, and machine learning among others, to describe complex and often interdependent systems. These increasingly complex systems call for flexible network models that allow for multiple types of interactions among the agents (nodes) known as multilayer networks. A frequently encountered task entails inference of nodal processes across the network given values on a subset of nodes. The present contribution relies on graph kernels, to put forth a novel inference approach that accounts for linear and nonlinear dependencies among nodes and leverages the layered network structure. Numerical tests with synthetic as well as real data corroborate the effectiveness of the proposed kernel-based multilayer learning scheme.
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基于核的多层图半监督学习
网络出现在社会学、生物学和机器学习等领域,用来描述复杂且经常相互依存的系统。这些日益复杂的系统需要灵活的网络模型,以允许称为多层网络的代理(节点)之间的多种类型的交互。一个经常遇到的任务需要对节点子集上给定的值进行跨网络的节点过程推理。目前的贡献依赖于图核,提出了一种新的推理方法,该方法考虑了节点之间的线性和非线性依赖关系,并利用了分层网络结构。综合数据和实际数据的数值测试验证了所提出的基于核的多层学习方案的有效性。
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