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TANGCO: Learning Topology-Aware Capacity Allocation for Overload-driven Cascading Failures

Networked systems, from power grids to traffic networks and cloud clusters, carry loads across nodes with limited capacity. A node whose load exceeds its capacity fails and sheds its load onto its neighbors, which can trigger a system-wide cascade. We study how to allocate a fixed capacity budget across nodes to resist these cascades under local load redistribution. The problem is difficult because no optimal allocation is known, and the fail-or-survive objective is non-differentiable and piecewise constant, so exact and gradient-based optimization methods do not directly apply. We introduce TANGCO (Topology-Aware Neural Graph-Guided Capacity Optimization), which uses a graph neural netwo...

AuthorsOrkun Irsoy, Leman Akoglu, Osman Yagan
Primary categorycs.LG
Published13 August 2026
Last updated at source13 August 2026
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