Graph ML and clustering
Work on graph clustering, constrained graph partitioning, and structurally informed learning problems.
A searchable record across graph ML, graph signal processing, spectral graph theory, and applied network analytics.
15
Peer-reviewed papers
150+
Citations
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Research strands
2016-2025
Publication range
The publication record spans graph ML and clustering, graph signal processing and scientific ML, spectral graph theory foundations, and applied network analytics.
Work on graph clustering, constrained graph partitioning, and structurally informed learning problems.
Entropy and graph-signal methods for EEG, fMRI, DTI networks, and noisy multivariate data.
Mathematical work on magnetic Laplacians, spectral ordering, and the graph foundations behind later applied methods.
Applied modelling work that connects graph ideas with public-sector analysis and decision support.
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International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML) • 2025
A graph clustering method that respects constraints while remaining mathematically principled and scalable enough to matter for real structured datasets.
IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP) • 2024
A way to study how brain activity evolves across anatomical networks rather than treating signals as isolated time series.
Chaos, Solitons and Fractals • 2023
An entropy measure designed for graph-shaped data, making it easier to quantify complexity in signals that depend on network structure.
European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO) • 2023
Shows how graph-based complexity measures hold up when data are noisy and messy, not just mathematically clean.
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International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML) • 2025
An ICML paper on graph clustering with structural constraints, positioning this research directly within modern graph-based machine learning.
A graph clustering method that respects constraints while remaining mathematically principled and scalable enough to matter for real structured datasets.
J. S. Fabila-Carrasco and H. Sun. Signed Laplacians for Constrained Graph Clustering. Proceedings of the Forty-second International Conference on Machine Learning, 2025.
Linear Algebra and its Applications • 2024
A theoretical paper on spectral graph structure that strengthens the mathematical foundations behind later graph-analysis work.
J. S. Fabila-Carrasco, F. Lledo, and O. Post. Isospectral graphs via spectral bracketing. Linear Algebra and its Applications, 2024.
IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech and Signal Processing (ICASSP) • 2024
Applies graph-based signal analysis to neuroimaging data in mild cognitive impairment, showing method design on clinically difficult datasets.
A way to study how brain activity evolves across anatomical networks rather than treating signals as isolated time series.
J. S. Fabila-Carrasco, A. Campbell-Cousins, M. A. Parra-Rodriguez, and J. Escudero. Graph-based permutation patterns for the analysis of task-related fMRI signals on DTI networks in mild cognitive impairment. ICASSP, 2024.
Chaos, Solitons and Fractals • 2023
Introduces a graph-based entropy method for structured signals, useful when data live on networks rather than standard grids.
An entropy measure designed for graph-shaped data, making it easier to quantify complexity in signals that depend on network structure.
J. S. Fabila-Carrasco, C. Tan, and J. Escudero. Dispersion Entropy for Graph Signals. Chaos, Solitons and Fractals, 175:113977, 2023.
Analysis and Mathematical Physics • 2023
Extends foundational work on spectral graph structure and magnetic Laplacians.
J. S. Fabila-Carrasco, F. Lledo, and O. Post. A geometric construction of isospectral magnetic graphs. Analysis and Mathematical Physics, 13(64), 2023.
European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO) • 2023
Tests graph-based multiscale entropy methods under noise and applies them to real-world flow data, emphasising robustness rather than idealised settings.
Shows how graph-based complexity measures hold up when data are noisy and messy, not just mathematically clean.
J. S. Fabila-Carrasco, C. Tan, and J. Escudero. Graph-based Multivariate Multiscale Permutation Entropy: Study of Robustness to Noise and Application to Two-Phase Flow Data. EUSIPCO, 2023.
IEEE Transactions on Signal and Information Processing over Networks • 2022
A core paper developing entropy-style analysis for graph signals, bridging mathematics, signal processing, and data-driven applications.
Reworks permutation entropy so it can describe structured signals on networks instead of only ordinary time series.
J. S. Fabila-Carrasco, C. Tan, and J. Escudero. Permutation Entropy for Graph Signals. IEEE Transactions on Signal and Information Processing over Networks, 8:288-300, 2022.
Linear Algebra and its Applications • 2022
Foundational graph-theory work on magnetic Laplacians and structural graph properties.
J. S. Fabila-Carrasco, F. Lledo, and O. Post. Matching number, Hamiltonian graphs, and magnetic Laplacian matrices. Linear Algebra and its Applications, 642:86-100, 2022.
European Signal Processing Conference (EUSIPCO) • 2022
Extends entropy analysis to multivariate graph settings, supporting structured-signal analysis beyond standard time-series tools.
Treats multivariate signals as graph objects so relationships across channels can be analysed more explicitly.
J. S. Fabila-Carrasco, C. Tan, and J. Escudero. Multivariate permutation entropy, a Cartesian graph product approach. EUSIPCO, 2022.
Mathematische Annalen • 2020
A high-level mathematics paper on comparing weighted graphs through spectral structure.
J. S. Fabila-Carrasco, F. Lledo, and O. Post. Spectral preorder and perturbations of discrete weighted graphs. Mathematische Annalen, 382:1775-1823, 2020.
Symmetry • 2019
Explores magnetic spectral gaps with applications to physical graph-based systems.
J. S. Fabila-Carrasco and F. Lledo. Covering graphs, magnetic spectral gaps and applications to polymers and nanoribbons. Symmetry, 11(9):1163, 2019.
Linear Algebra and its Applications • 2018
An early foundational paper on discrete magnetic Laplacians and spectral graph analysis.
J. S. Fabila-Carrasco, F. Lledo, and O. Post. Spectral gaps and discrete magnetic Laplacians. Linear Algebra and its Applications, 547:183-216, 2018.
International Journal of Public Health • 2016
An applied public-health paper tied to large-scale national data and policy-facing analysis in Mexico.
A. Cervantes-Trejo, I. Leenen, J. S. Fabila-Carrasco, and R. Rojas-Vargas. Trends in traffic fatalities in Mexico: examining progress on the decade of action for road safety 2011-2020. International Journal of Public Health, 61:903-913, 2016.
Complex Networks and Their Applications • 2022
Conference work applying graph-based entropy methods to complex flow data.
J. S. Fabila-Carrasco, C. Tan, and J. Escudero. Multivariate permutation entropy via the Cartesian graph product to analyse two-phase flow. Complex Networks and Their Applications, 2022.
Complex Networks and Their Applications • 2021
Conference paper establishing entropy-oriented analysis for graph signals and networked data.
J. S. Fabila-Carrasco, C. Tan, and J. Escudero. Entropy metrics for graph signals. Complex Networks and Their Applications, 2021.
arXiv • 2024
A preprint pushing graph permutation entropy toward continuous settings and more ML-adjacent directions.
O. Roy, A. Campbell-Cousins, J. S. Fabila-Carrasco, M. Parra, and J. Escudero. Graph Permutation Entropy: Extensions to the Continuous Case, A step towards Ordinal Deep Learning, and More. arXiv, 2024.
arXiv • 2024
A preprint focused on efficient implementation and real-world network data applications.
J. S. Fabila-Carrasco, C. Tan, and J. Escudero. Graph-Based Multivariate Multiscale Dispersion Entropy: Efficient Implementation and Applications to Real-World Network Data. arXiv, 2024.
Preprint • 2025
A methods-oriented preprint on transition information in time series and structured dynamics.
B. Zhang, J. S. Fabila-Carrasco, D. Garcia Cava, and J. Escudero. Dispersion transition network and the quantification of transition information in time series. Preprint, 2025.