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Moment-guided edge sampling
Edge sampling makes local decisions to achieve graph-level objectives, such as preserving structural properties. This creates a fundamental challenge: \textit{how can the effect of a local edge edit (i.e., edge addition or removal) on global graph structure be quantified and controlled?} We address
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