Sublinear Time and Space Algorithms for Correlation Clustering via Sparse-Dense Decompositions
summary
A constant-factor correlation clustering algorithm appears with only adjacency list of positive subgraph access: randomized algorithm runs in O(n log^2 n) time and outputs a clustering within a constant (practically 10^5–10^6) multiplicative factor. A single-pass streaming algorithm uses O~(n) single-pass space (about n log n edges sampled) to produce the same guarantee. Both use a new sparse-dense decomposition plus neighborhood sampling (extendable to dynamic streams via L0 sampling) and the constructions and bounds are implemented and analyzed.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:20Correlation Clustering - The motivation
- 1:41Correlation Clustering - Problem Definition
- 4:27Classical Results for Correlation Clustering
- 5:10The Quest for Sublinear Correlation Clustering
- 9:18Sublinear Space Correlation Clustering
- 11:45Efficient Correlation Clustering - Main Challenge
- 12:24Efficient Correlation Clustering - New Ideas
- 17:39Graph Sparse-dense decomposition
- 21:13Correlation Clustering - Sublinear Algorithms
- 24:50The 'Right Model for Sublinear Time Algorithm
- 25:29The Power of our Streaming Algorithm
- 25:58Summary
- 26:32Open Problems
