Computer scientists standardized label propagation algorithms on massive datasets mapped as mathematical graphs. This mathematical optimization allowed algorithms to accurately predict labels for millions of raw, uncurated data points by analyzing their proximity to a tiny handful of human-labeled nodes, drastically lowering the cost of data curation.
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