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This study introduces DSEDR, a novel algorithm for signed network dismantling using evolutionary deep reinforcement learning. DSEDR demonstrates superior efficiency and interpretability in network disruption tasks compared to existing methods.

Keywords:

deep learning evolutionary computation network dismantling reinforcement learning signed network

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Network science
Artificial intelligence
Optimization

Background:

Network dismantling is crucial for applications like disrupting criminal networks and ensuring sensor network stability.
Existing algorithms primarily address unsigned networks, neglecting complex signed network dismantling.
A lack of effective quality functions hinders signed network dismantling performance assessment and application.

Purpose of the Study:

To address the challenges in signed network dismantling.
To propose a new objective function and an effective algorithm for signed network dismantling.
To improve the efficiency and interpretability of signed network dismantling strategies.

Main Methods:

Designed a new objective function for signed network dismantling.
Developed an algorithm named DSEDR, integrating evolutionary computation and deep reinforcement learning.
Applied DSEDR to artificial and real network data for performance evaluation.

Main Results:

DSEDR demonstrated superior performance compared to baseline methods.
The algorithm showed significant improvements in both efficiency and interpretability.
Experimental results validated the effectiveness of the proposed approach on diverse network datasets.

Conclusions:

DSEDR offers an effective solution for signed network dismantling.
The integration of evolutionary computation and deep reinforcement learning enhances network computation and optimization.
The proposed method advances the field by providing a robust tool for complex network analysis and strategic intervention.