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Learning to Cover Locally: Graph Neural Combinatorial Optimization under a Hard Information Horizon
Neural combinatorial optimization typically assumes a centralized solver that reads the whole instance. We study the opposite: combinatorial optimization under a hard information horizon, where every node commits to its share of a global solution seeing only its $k$-hop neighborhood, and those commi
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