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Mapper Lifting with Connectivity Test (Pointcloud to Graph) #67
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The algorithm initially constructs the Mapper graph from the given point cloud. Each vertex$v$ in the graph is associated with a set of points $\phi(v)$ , and two vertices $(u, v)$ are connected if their point sets intersect. Our connectivity test determines whether there is significant evidence for the connectedness of $\phi(u)$ and $\phi(v)$ .
We formulate the connectivity test using a recently observed universal property of persistent diagrams [1], which enables us to detect statistically significant homological cycles. The test employs "Weak Universality" and calculates the number of significant relative cycles in$H_1(\phi(u) \cup \phi(v), \phi(u) \setminus \phi(v) \cup \phi(v) \setminus \phi(u))$ as well as the number of significant cycles in $H_1(\phi(u) \cap \phi(v))$ . The emergence of new relative cycles confirms the connectivity between $u$ and $v$ .
[1] Bobrowski, O., Skraba, P. A universal null-distribution for topological data analysis. Sci Rep 13, 12274 (2023).
Code for loading and generating point clouds is adapted from #34.