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Inferring Hidden Structural Changes from Node-State Responses under Partial Network Observations
Online platforms often expose activity signals even when records of the underlying connections are incomplete or delayed. These activity responses may retain indirect evidence of connections that formed during the observation period but are absent from the recorded topology. Recovering such hidden s
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