ccfbupt / A-Unifying-Framework-for-Spectrum-Preserving-Graph-Sparsification-and-Coarsening

Python code associated with the paper ``A Unifying Framework for Spectrum-Preserving Graph Sparsification and Coarsening'' (NeurIPS, 2019)

A-Unifying-Framework-for-Spectrum-Preserving-Graph-Sparsification-and-Coarsening

Python code associated with the paper ``A Unifying Framework for Spectrum-Preserving Graph Sparsification and Coarsening'' (NeurIPS, 2019)

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Information for:

graph_reduction.py

and GLGraph.py

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dependencies: numpy, random, time

inputs: reductionTarget: Target item to reduce. actionSwitch: Allowed actions. numSamplesS: Max number of edges to be sampled. Choosing 'all' samples the entire graph when q=1, and a maximal matching when q>1. qOverS = 1.0/8 Fraction (0<=x<=1): Perturbed edges per sampled edges. Setting to 0 gives q=1 per round using the single-edge method. minProbPerActionD = 1.0/4 Fraction (0<x<1): Minimum expected (target items removed)/(num actions taken). We tend to set around d=1/4. minTargetItems = 1024 integer or 'all': End the reduction when the number of target items is below this number. If 'all', then reduce until one cannot.

outputs: reducedLaplacian: The reduced node-weighted Laplacian of dimension \tilde{n} \times \tilde{n} reducedLaplacianOriginalDimension: The reduced node-weighted Laplacian of dimension n \times n