Community-Aware Vertex Ordering for Reference-Based Graph Compression: A Cross-Encoder Empirical Study

2026-05-22T08:52:24Z746d04675e007e4319e8eb486a29ace8e8332327a37f0b093273313db09070ec
LLM-evaluationchange-point-detectioncommunity-detectioncoordination-detectioncovert-networksdisinformationgraph-compressiongraph-partitioninglink-predictionnetwork-analysisrelational-validationsampling-biassocial-mediasynthetic-narrativestemporal-networks

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This feed contains multiple CS/SI papers with direct relevance to information operations, network inference, and the reliability of LLM-derived knowledge. The most security‑salient paper presents a cross‑platform detection framework for synthetic political narratives (SNC score) that combines lexical, temporal, rhetorical, and semantic coordination signals and demonstrates practical application across Telegram and Reddit—highlighting both high-coordination actors and limits of single‑metric approaches. Complementary works examine network‑centric tools useful to defenders and analysts: missing‑

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