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Ruizhi Zhang¹, Qiaozi Wang², Qiming Yang¹

¹LMIB and School of Mathematical Sciences, Beihang University, Beijing, 100191, China.

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This study introduces TLPSS, a new model for temporal network link prediction. It effectively uses historical data and network structure, improving prediction accuracy by 15% on average.

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Area of Science:

Network science
Data mining
Machine learning

Background:

Temporal network link prediction is crucial for understanding network evolution.
Challenges include utilizing historical data and extracting high-order structural patterns.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel temporal link prediction model, TLPSS.
To effectively incorporate temporal dynamics and structural information for improved link prediction.

Main Methods:

Developed a model (TLPSS) with an adjusted sigmoid function for edge life cycles.
Introduced a latent matrix sequence based on 2-simplex high-order structure.
Ensured consistency between temporal and structural information in dynamic networks.

Main Results:

TLPSS demonstrated effectiveness across six real-world datasets.
Achieved an average performance improvement of 15% over baseline methods.
Showcased the model's feasibility, especially in sparse networks.

Conclusions:

The proposed TLPSS model enhances temporal link prediction accuracy.
Integrating edge life cycles and high-order structures is key to improving dynamic network analysis.
TLPSS offers a robust approach for practical applications requiring network evolution insights.