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How to learn a graph from smooth signals

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Vassilis Kalofolias

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We propose a framework that learns the graph structure underlying a set of smooth signals. Given XR^m n whose rows reside on the vertices of an unknown graph, we learn the edge weights wR_+^m(m-1)/2 under the smoothness assumption that trX^ LX is small. We show that the problem is a weighted -1 minimization that leads to naturally sparse solutions. We point out how known graph learning or construction techniques fall within our framework and propose a new model that performs better than the state of the art in many settings. We present efficient, scalable primal-dual based algorithms for both our model and the previous state of the art, and evaluate their performance on artificial and real data.

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