Global Community Detection Using Individual-Centered Partial Information Networks
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Framework models an L=2 partial-view as a partial adjacency B = S A S and isolates a random signal term BE whose rank is 2K under SBM/DCSBM; eigenvalues and eigenvectors of BE are derived and drive new spectral algorithms that prove weak consistency when local edge density PN exceeds specified bounds. A proposed eigengap centrality (lambda_min) predicts which centers recover global communities; simulations show ~0.7 correlation with per-node accuracy versus standard centralities, and application to 39 Indian villages links leader centrality to program participation.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:16Social network modeling
- 3:30How much does a person understand about the connections in the full network?
- 4:28A toy example of individual-centered partial information networks
- 6:35Existing literature
- 9:53A peak at the results
- 12:20Preliminaries - low rank assumption
- 14:02Theoretical properties of B
- 23:04Main algorithm for SBM
- 25:57Main algorithm for DCSBM
- 26:43A conditional setting emphasizing individual differences
- 31:54Simulation with DCSBM
- 37:10Summary and future work
- 38:48External impact of statistical theory and methodology papers
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