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Counting bats

We demonstrate an algorithm that reconstructs the number of walkers in an unknown graph from observations of their returns to a fixed point.

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Co-authorshipAuthorshipAuthorshipTopic signalWCounting batspreprint / 2013AItai BenjaminiResearcherAGady KozmaResearcherTmath.PR7239 works
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Counting bats

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