On Using Graph Distances to Estimate Euclidean and Related Distances
Talkat Robust and High-Dimensional Statistics (Simons Institute workshop, 2018) · 2018-10-29..11-02·
summary
Uses graph shortest-path distances as proxies for unknown Euclidean or intrinsic (geodesic) distances and proves quantitative error bounds: when sample density epsilon is small relative to connectivity radius r the graph distance is within 1+O(epsilon/r) of the true distance and a complementary lower bound has error of order kappa r^2 (kappa = curvature). Introduces a discrete curvature-constrained polygonal curvature (inverse circumcircle radius), works on a regularized annulus graph, and gives minimax-optimal recovery from unweighted adjacency up to scale.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to EDM
- 2:17Graph embedding techniques
- 4:46Realizability and rigidity
- 6:46Matrix completion methods
- 9:26Graph distance estimation
- 12:25Manifold learning context
- 15:30Curvature and path bounds
- 20:37Regularized path analysis
- 23:27Discrete curvature concepts
- 27:21Upper bounds on paths
- 31:27Adjacency matrix estimation
- 38:04Discussion and Q&A
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