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Graph Matching: Relax or Not?

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Convex quadratic relaxation over pseudo-stochastic matrices recovers the exact permutation whenever adjacency matrices have simple spectrum and no eigenvector is orthogonal to the all-ones vector — called friendly graphs — because first-order optimality in the eigenbasis forces a unique identity solution; the uniqueness is stable under small noise (explicit but n-dependent bound) and simulations on 1,000 randomized graphs (n up to ~50) show a sharp phase transition, while adding seeded attributes equal to the symmetry count removes degeneracy and yields correct matches.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:30Minimum-distortion correspondences
  3. 3:29Graph matching' problems
  4. 4:24Convex relaxation
  5. 9:19Relax or not?
  6. 17:06Main result
  7. 18:28Sketch of the proof
  8. 22:51Inexact graph matching
  9. 28:24Experimental validation on 1000 strongly friendly graphs
  10. 32:26Unfriendly graphs and symmetry
  11. 37:41Matching of unfriendly graphs
  12. 39:10Seeds and attributes
  13. 40:53Seeded/attributed graph matching
  14. 44:22Experimental validation on 1000 symmetric graphs
  15. 46:14Questions
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