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Stochastic Block Models with R: Statistically rigorous clustering

Talkat rstudio::conf 2019 · 2019-01-15..01-18· [machine-learning, data-science]
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Native R package SBMR fits Poisson stochastic block models for (bi)partite graphs using Rcpp, runs agglomerative merging with a delta ratio heuristic to pick k, then performs MCMC sweeps that use a track pairs tally to build a consensus matrix. On a simulated dense network of three clusters with 40 nodes each the pipeline perfectly recovers the true blocks, and visualizations include a consensus embedding called consensus sne to show cluster stability and node‑level uncertainty.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:30Stochastic Block Models with R: er Statistically rigerous clusting with rigorous code
  3. 1:03About Me
  4. 2:27Bi or Poly-partite networks
  5. 3:03The Stochastic Block Model? A network model to clusterodes into blocks
  6. 3:40An equation for validity
  7. 8:34Tests and simulated data catch errors Software Unit Tests
  8. 10:20Getting speedy with it
  9. 11:34Documentation as tests
  10. 12:45Vignette or perish
  11. 13:45What exactly is sbmR?
  12. 14:40What is needed to use it?
  13. 16:55Simulate a network
  14. 17:56Find optimal MCMC initialization
  15. 19:41Sanity check... We can join the models state after our collapse with the true generating data's blocks to see how wel
  16. 20:17Sampling from posterior
  17. 21:13Investigating Uncertainty in clustering
  18. 22:08Concensus-SNE
  19. 22:54Future plans
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