Fundamental Limit of Community Detection in Stochastic Block Models
summary
States an exact information-theoretic threshold for exact recovery in stochastic block models with log-degree scaling: recovery occurs iff a Chernoff–Hellinger style distance between community profiles exceeds one. Provides a quasi-linear degree-profiling algorithm (O(n^{1+ε}) time) that achieves that threshold, and links the threshold to the two-group formula ((a+b)/2 > 1+√(ab)) when p,q ~ (a log n)/n. Tests on a 1,500-node blog network yield ~95% accuracy with parameters just above the threshold.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:37Stochastic Block Model
- 5:32Quiz
- 6:23Problem
- 7:38Model
- 8:04History
- 13:55Channel Coding Theorem
- 21:24Proof
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