Lucky Talk: From Coding to Clustering
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Exact recovery for the stochastic block model is pinned down: with p = a log n / n and q = b log n / n the two-group symmetric case has a sharp solvability threshold, and the general K-community case is characterized by a statistical divergence (the CH divergence) between columns of the P·Q matrix. Previous polynomial methods used an SDP N^5 approach; a new algorithm attains the information-theoretic threshold with quasi-linear complexity n^{1+ε}.
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