Sequential decision based learning method for influence maximization
The paper studies sequential decision based learning method for influence maximization. It presents a sequential decision-based learning approach for tackling the influence maximization problem through a data-driven end-to-end methodology. By sampling from a target distribution where energy aligns with a pre-defined score function, generative flow network for influence maximization captures seed sets with consistent outcomes across different node sequences improving solution effectiveness. The paper proposes a simple, policy-gradient-based algorithm that handles sub-modular rewards by maximizing marginal gains. Numerical simulations are conducted to show the performance of the model.
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