Characterizes an estimation-prediction tradeoff in binary logistic models for causal probabilistic temporal graphs and proposes a framework to jointly evaluate temporal link prediction with causal parameter recovery via Cramér-Rao bounds.
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INDEQS is a graph-informed NCDE variant that separates inner hidden-state mixing from outer vector-field mixing and reports lower MAE than uninformed NCDEs on synthetic advection data and real river/traffic tasks when the graph is known.
SAGMTL decomposes dynamic sparse OD demand prediction into joint structural state modeling and flow intensity estimation via node-edge collaborative graph representations.
A scalable framework harmonizes spatial and temporal representations via low-rank spatial compression and extended temporal horizons to reduce prediction uncertainty in large-scale spatiotemporal tasks.
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Estimation--Prediction Tradeoff in Causal Probabilistic Temporal Graphs
Characterizes an estimation-prediction tradeoff in binary logistic models for causal probabilistic temporal graphs and proposes a framework to jointly evaluate temporal link prediction with causal parameter recovery via Cramér-Rao bounds.
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INDEQS: Informed Neural controlled Differential EQuationS
INDEQS is a graph-informed NCDE variant that separates inner hidden-state mixing from outer vector-field mixing and reports lower MAE than uninformed NCDEs on synthetic advection data and real river/traffic tasks when the graph is known.
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Structure-Aware Graph Multi-Task Learning for Dynamic Sparse OD Demand Prediction
SAGMTL decomposes dynamic sparse OD demand prediction into joint structural state modeling and flow intensity estimation via node-edge collaborative graph representations.
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Dimensional Balance Improves Large Scale Spatiotemporal Prediction Performance
A scalable framework harmonizes spatial and temporal representations via low-rank spatial compression and extended temporal horizons to reduce prediction uncertainty in large-scale spatiotemporal tasks.