基于二分图的温度网络拓扑性质研究

利用中国地区435个台站1961—2002年逐日平均温度序列,将温度变化发生在9天时间尺度上的特征编码在网络中,通过研究二分图温度网络(BGT网络)中节点与项目的关系,揭示出9天时间尺度上温度变化的特征及其在空间上的拓扑统计性质.网络中各节点RRRD, RrDD, eeed, DRRD, DDRR等所代表的温度波动模态在网络中异常频发,对9天尺度温度变化的预报有一定的指导意义.统计网络的节点度分布,集群系数等拓扑结构特征量,发现BGT网络服从正态分布特征.BGT网络项目内节点度的多样性大体上 关键词： 二分图温度网络 气候系统 拓扑结构     

Generating random graphs with tunable clustering coefficients

Most real-world networks exhibit a high clustering coefficient—the probability that two neighbors of a node are also neighbors of each other. We propose two algorithms, Conf and Throw, that take triangle and single edge degree sequences as input and generate a random graph with a target clustering coefficient. We analyze them theoretically for the case of a regular graph. Conf generates a random graph with the input degree sequence and the clustering coefficient anticipated from the input. Experimental results match quite well with the anticipated clustering coefficient except for highly dense graphs, in which case the experimental clustering coefficient is higher than the anticipated value. For Throw, the degree sequence and the clustering coefficient of the generated graph varies from the input. However, it maintains the expected degree distribution, and the clustering coefficient of the generated graph can also be predicted using analytical results. Experiments show that, for Throw, the results match quite well with the analytical results. Typically, only information about degree distribution is available. We also propose an algorithm Deg that takes degree sequence and clustering coefficient as input and generates a graph with the same properties. Experiments show results for Deg that are quite similar to those for Conf.     

Evolution of a Modified Binomial Random Graph by Agglomeration

In the classical Erd?s–Rényi random graph G(n, p) there are n vertices and each of the possible edges is independently present with probability p. The random graph G(n, p) is homogeneous in the sense that all vertices have the same characteristics. On the other hand, numerous real-world networks are inhomogeneous in this respect. Such an inhomogeneity of vertices may influence the connection probability between pairs of vertices. The purpose of this paper is to propose a new inhomogeneous random graph model which is obtained in a constructive way from the Erd?s-Rényi random graph G(n, p). Given a configuration of n vertices arranged in N subsets of vertices (we call each subset a super-vertex), we define a random graph with N super-vertices by letting two super-vertices be connected if and only if there is at least one edge between them in G(n, p). Our main result concerns the threshold for connectedness. We also analyze the phase transition for the emergence of the giant component and the degree distribution. Even though our model begins with G(n, p), it assumes the existence of some community structure encoded in the configuration. Furthermore, under certain conditions it exhibits a power law degree distribution. Both properties are important for real-world applications.     

一种新型电力网络局域世界演化模型

现实世界中的许多系统都可以用复杂网络来描述,电力系统是人类创造的最为复杂的网络系统之一.当前经典的网络模型与实际电力网络存在较大差异.从电力网络本身的演化机理入手,提出并研究了一种可以模拟电力网络演化规律的新型局域世界网络演化模型.理论分析表明该模型的度分布具有幂尾特性,且幂律指数在3—∞之间可调.最后通过对中国北方电网和美国西部电网的仿真以及和无标度网络、随机网络的对比,验证了该模型可以很好地反映电力网络的演化规律,并且进一步证实了电力网络既不是无标度网络,也不是完全的随机网络. 关键词： 电力网络 演化模型 局域世界 幂律分布     

Network robustness to targeted attacks. The interplay of expansibility and degree distribution

We study the property of certain complex networks of being both sparse and highly connected, which is known as “good expansion” (GE). A network has GE properties if every subset S of nodes (up to 50% of the nodes) has a neighborhood that is larger than some “expansion factor” φ multiplied by the number of nodes in S. Using a graph spectral method we introduce here a new parameter measuring the good expansion character of a network. By means of this parameter we are able to classify 51 real-world complex networks — technological, biological, informational, biological and social — as GENs or non-GENs. Combining GE properties and node degree distribution (DD) we classify these complex networks in four different groups, which have different resilience to intentional attacks against their nodes. The simultaneous existence of GE properties and uniform degree distribution contribute significantly to the robustness in complex networks. These features appear solely in 14% of the 51 real-world networks studied here. At the other extreme we find that ∼40% of all networks are very vulnerable to targeted attacks. They lack GE properties, display skewed DD — exponential or power-law — and their topologies are changed more dramatically by targeted attacks directed at bottlenecks than by the removal of network hubs.     

The Height Fluctuations of an Off-Critical Dimer Model on the Square Grid

The dimer model on a planar bipartite graph can be viewed as a random surface measure. We study these fluctuations for a dimer model on the square grid with two different classes of weights and provide a condition for their equivalence. In the thermodynamic limit and scaling window, these height fluctuations are shown to be non-Gaussian.     

Topology of the Erasmus student mobility network

The collaboration network generated by the Erasmus student mobilities in the year 2003 is analyzed and modeled. Nodes of this bipartite network are European universities and links are the Erasmus mobilities between these universities. This network is a complex directed and weighted graph. The non-directed and non-weighted projection of this network does not exhibit a scale-free nature, but proves to be a small-word type random network with a giant component. The connectivity data indicates an exponential degree distribution, a relatively high clustering coefficient and a small radius. It can be easily modeled by using a simple configuration model and arguing the exponential degree distribution. The weighted and directed version of the network can also be described by means of simple random network models.     

On Edge Exchangeable Random Graphs

We study a recent model for edge exchangeable random graphs introduced by Crane and Dempsey; in particular we study asymptotic properties of the random simple graph obtained by merging multiple edges. We study a number of examples, and show that the model can produce dense, sparse and extremely sparse random graphs. One example yields a power-law degree distribution. We give some examples where the random graph is dense and converges a.s. in the sense of graph limit theory, but also an example where a.s. every graph limit is the limit of some subsequence. Another example is sparse and yields convergence to a non-integrable generalized graphon defined on \((0,\infty )\).     

Comparison of methods for the detection of node group membership in bipartite networks

Most real-world networks considered in the literature have a modular structure. Analysis of these real-world networks often are performed under the assumption that there is only one type of node. However, social and biochemical systems are often bipartite networks, meaning that there are two exclusive sets of nodes, and that edges run exclusively between nodes belonging to different sets. Here we address the issue of module detection in bipartite networks by comparing the performance of two classes of group identification methods – modularity maximization and clique percolation – on an ensemble of modular random bipartite networks. We find that the modularity maximization methods are able to reliably detect the modular bipartite structure, and that, under some conditions, the simulated annealing method outperforms the spectral decomposition method. We also find that the clique percolation methods are not capable of reliably detecting the modular bipartite structure of the bipartite model networks considered.     

具有双峰特性的双层超网络模型

随着社会经济的快速发展,社会成员及群体之间的关系呈现出了更复杂、更多元化的特点.超网络作为一种描述复杂多元关系的网络,已在不同领域中得到了广泛的应用.服从泊松度分布的随机网络是研究复杂网络的开创性模型之一,而在现有的超网络研究中,基于ER随机图的超网络模型尚属空白.本文首先在基于超图的超网络结构中引入ER随机图理论,提出了一种ER随机超网络模型,对超网络中的节点超度分布进行了理论分析,并通过计算机仿真了在不同超边连接概率条件下的节点超度分布情况,结果表明节点超度分布服从泊松分布,符合随机网络特征并且与理论推导相一致.进一步,为更准确有效地描述现实生活中的多层、异质关系,本文构建了节点超度分布具有双峰特性,层间采用随机方式连接,层内分别为ER-ER,BA-BA和BA-ER三种不同类型的双层超网络模型,理论分析得到了三种双层超网络节点超度分布的解析表达式,三种双层超网络在仿真实验中的节点超度分布均具有双峰特性.     

Network formed by traces of random walks

We propose a model of time evolving networks in which a kind of transport between vertices generates new edges in the graph. We call the model “Network formed by traces of random walks”, because the transports are represented abstractly by random walks. Our numerical calculations yield several important properties observed commonly in complex networks, although the graph at initial time is only a one-dimensional lattice. For example, the distribution of vertex degree exhibits various behaviors such as exponential, power law like, and bi-modal distribution according to change of probability of extinction of edges. Another property such as strong clustering structure and small mean vertex–vertex distance can also be found. The transports represented by random walks in a framework of strong links between regular lattice is a new mechanisms which yields biased acquisition of links for vertices.     

A Generalized Information-Theoretic Approach for Bounding the Number of Independent Sets in Bipartite Graphs

This paper studies the problem of upper bounding the number of independent sets in a graph, expressed in terms of its degree distribution. For bipartite regular graphs, Kahn (2001) established a tight upper bound using an information-theoretic approach, and he also conjectured an upper bound for general graphs. His conjectured bound was recently proved by Sah et al. (2019), using different techniques not involving information theory. The main contribution of this work is the extension of Kahn’s information-theoretic proof technique to handle irregular bipartite graphs. In particular, when the bipartite graph is regular on one side, but may be irregular on the other, the extended entropy-based proof technique yields the same bound as was conjectured by Kahn (2001) and proved by Sah et al. (2019).     

Cascading failure in Watts-Strogatz small-world networks

In this paper, we study the cascading failure in Watts-Strogatz small-world networks. We find that this network model has a heterogeneous betweenness distribution, although its degree distribution is homogeneous. Further study shows that this small-world network is robust to random attack but fragile to intentional attack, in the cascading failure scenario. With comparison to standard random graph and scale-free networks, our result indicates that the robust yet fragile property in the cascading failure scenario is mainly related to heterogeneous betweenness, rather than the network degree distribution. Thus, it suggests that we have to be very careful when we use terms such as homogeneous network and heterogeneous network, unless the distribution we refer to is specified.     

Cumulative Laws, Team Assembling Mechanisms Determining Network Structure

A number of researching works have shed light on the field of complex networks recently. We investigate a wide range of real-world networks and find several interesting phenomena. Firstly, almost all of these networks evolve by overlapping new small graphs on former networks. Secondly, not only the degree sequence of the mature network follows a power-law distribution, but also the distribution of the cumulative occurrence times during the growing process are revealed to have a heavy tail. Existing network evolving models do not provide interpretation to these phenomena. We suggest a model based on the team assembling mechanism, which is extracted from the growing processes of real-world networks and requires simple parameters, and produces networks exhibiting these properties observed in the present study and in previous works.     

Dynamics of heuristic optimization algorithms on random graphs

In this paper, the dynamics of heuristic algorithms for constructing small vertex covers (or independent sets) of finite-connectivity random graphs is analysed. In every algorithmic step, a vertex is chosen with respect to its vertex degree. This vertex, and some environment of it, is covered and removed from the graph. This graph reduction process can be described as a Markovian dynamics in the space of random graphs of arbitrary degree distribution. We discuss some solvable cases, including algorithms already analysed using different techniques, and develop approximation schemes for more complicated cases. The approximations are corroborated by numerical simulations. Received 14 March 2002 Published online 31 July 2002     

MIGAN: Mutual-Interaction Graph Attention Network for Collaborative Filtering

Many web platforms now include recommender systems. Network representation learning has been a successful approach for building these efficient recommender systems. However, learning the mutual influence of nodes in the network is challenging. Indeed, it carries collaborative signals accounting for complex user-item interactions on user decisions. For this purpose, in this paper, we develop a Mutual Interaction Graph Attention Network “MIGAN”, a new algorithm based on self-supervised representation learning on a large-scale bipartite graph (BGNN). Experimental investigation with real-world data demonstrates that MIGAN compares favorably with the baselines in terms of prediction accuracy and recommendation efficiency.     

基于压缩感知理论的~(252)Cf源中子脉冲信号分析

针对252Cf源驱动核材料产生裂变中子脉冲信号具有脉冲序列特殊的"0,1"稀疏结构之特点,采用压缩感知理论,通过巧妙引入图论中的二分图模型,同时结合二分图的最小覆盖性质,适当添加约束条件,构建了稀疏均匀的观测矩阵。研究结果表明,利用压缩感知理论对"0,1"中子脉冲序列特殊稀疏结构的信号重构算法不仅可行,而且还获得了优于l1范数最小化方法重构结果,这对252Cf驱动核材料的中子脉冲信号分析与处理提供了一种新的途径或方法。     

On the degree distribution of projected networks mapped from bipartite networks

Many real-world systems can be represented by bipartite networks. In a bipartite network, the nodes are divided into two disjoint sets, and the edges connect nodes that belong to different sets. Given a bipartite network (i.e. two-mode network) it is possible to construct two projected networks (i.e. one-mode networks) where each one is composed of only one set of nodes. While network analyses have focused on unipartite networks, considerably less attention has been paid to the analytical study of bipartite networks. Here, we analytically derive simple mathematical relationships that predict degree distributions of the projected networks by only knowing the structure of the original bipartite network. These analytical results are confirmed by computational simulations using artificial and real-world bipartite networks from a variety of biological and social systems. These findings offer in our view new insights into the structure of real-world bipartite networks.     

Classification of 4-qubit Entangled Graph States According to Bipartite Entanglement,Multipartite Entanglement and Non-local Properties

We use concurrence to study bipartite entanglement, Meyer-Wallach measure and its generalizations to study multi-partite entanglement and MABK and SASA inequalities to study the non-local properties of the 4-qubit entangled graph states, quantitatively. Then, we present 3 classifications, each one in accordance with one of the aforementioned properties. We also observe that the classification according to multipartite entanglement does exactly coincide with that according to nonlocal properties, but does not match with that according to bipartite entanglement. This observation signifies the fact that non-locality and multipartite entanglement enjoy the same basic underlying principles, while bipartite entanglement may not reveal the non-locality issue in its entirety.