8 accepted papers
Using a subset of observed network links, high-order link prediction (HOLP) infers missing hyperedges, that is links connecting three or more nodes. HOLP emerges in several applications, but existing approaches have not dealt with the associated predictor’s performance. To overcome this limitation,…
In addressing the challenge posed by noise in actual quantum devices, the application of quantum error mitigation techniques becomes essential. These techniques are resource-efficient, making them viable for implementation in noisy intermediate-scale quantum devices, unlike the resource-intensive qu…
Higher-order link prediction (HOLP) seeks missing links capturing dependencies among three or more network nodes. Predicting high-order links (HOLs) can for instance reveal hyperlinks in the structure of drug substance and metabolic networks. Existing methods either make restrictive assumptions rega…
This paper addresses the problem of source enumeration by an array of sensors in the presence of noise whose spatial covariance structure is a diagonal matrix with possibly different variances, referred to non-iid noise hereafter, when the sources are uncorrelated. The diagonal terms of the sample c…
This paper takes on the problem of recovering the missing entries of an incomplete matrix, which is known as matrix completion, when the columns of the matrix are signals that lie on a graph and the available observations are noisy. We solve a version of the problem regularized with the Laplacian qu…
Crowdsourcing approaches rely on the collection of multiple individuals to solve problems that require analysis of large data sets in a timely accurate manner. The inexperience of participants or annotators motivates well robust techniques. Focusing on clustering setups, the data provided by all ann…
This paper focuses on the problem of positioning a source using angle-of-arrival measurements taken by a wireless sensor network in which some of the nodes experience non line-of-sight (LOS) propagation conditions. In order to mitigate the errors induced by the nodes in NLOS, we derive an algorithm…
This paper addresses the problem of distributed estimation of a parameter vector in the presence of noisy input and noisy output data, as well as data faults, performed by a wireless sensor network in which only local interactions among the nodes are allowed. In the presence of unreliable observatio…