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48 results for Core graphs

New algorithm detects cores in graphs with community structure, improving vertex selection for better clustering.

problem Understanding and detecting core-periphery structures in graphs with community structure.
method Introduces relative centrality to detect cores in graphs with community and core-periphery structures.
result Relative centrality solves bias issues in core detection, leading to better vertex selection and improved clustering performance.

KCoreMotif clusters large networks efficiently by exploiting k-core decomposition and motifs.

problem Efficiently clustering large networks for trust evaluation.
method Exploits k-core decomposition and motifs to perform motif-based spectral clustering on k-core subgraphs.
result The proposed algorithm is accurate and efficient for large networks.

The paper develops formulas to count sizes of Markov equivalence classes of DAGs.

problem Measuring uncertainty and complexity in causal learning from DAGs.
method Introducing core graphs and deriving polynomial size formulas via symbolic computation.
result Efficient formulas for counting sizes of Markov equivalence classes of DAGs.

CTGCN learns dynamic graph embeddings preserving both local and global graph structure.

problem Learning node representations for evolving graphs while preserving both local and global graph structure.
method CTGCN uses k-core based temporal graph convolutional network to learn dynamic graph embeddings.
result CTGCN outperforms existing methods in link prediction and structural role classification.

COREclust detects representative variables in high-dimensional data.

problem Detecting representative variables in high-dimensional data with limited observations.
method CORE-clustering algorithm detects CORE-clusters, variable sets with similar variables, and representative variables are estimated as CORE-cluster centers.
result The CORE-clustering algorithm can handle large datasets efficiently.

The paper tackles scalability issues in Graph Representation Learning.

problem Prohibitive time and memory complexities in Graph Representation Learning.
method Leveraging the K-Core Decomposition property of Graphs to reduce time and memory consumption.
result Proposed techniques significantly reduce computational resources without compromising embedding quality.

The paper studies graph products of groups and recovers graph and vertex groups under certain conditions.

problem Recovering graph and vertex groups from graph products of groups.
method Using non-generic almost positive sentences, the authors show that under specific conditions, the underlying graph and vertex groups can be recovered.
result The core of the defining graph determines an invariant of the elementary theory of a right-angled Artin group.

NGE uses neural graphs to efficiently design robots.

problem Designing robots is hard due to combinatorial search space and evaluation costs.
method Formulated as graph search, NGE uses neural networks for policy parameterization and graph mutation with uncertainty.
result NGE significantly outperforms previous methods, discovering kinematically preferred structures.

P&C combines multiple perturbed graphs to improve influential spreader detection.

problem Ineffective algorithms are unstable to small network perturbations.
method Creates multiple perturbed graphs, applies scoring function to each, and combines results.
result P&C significantly improves influential spreader detection without extra cost.

Stable cylinders found in hyperbolic groups and curve graphs.

problem Torsionfree hyperbolic groups and curve graphs of surfaces have globally stable cylinders.
method Generalised Sageev's construction to improve fine properties of hyperbolic spaces.
result Proved curve graphs of surfaces admit equivariant quasi-isometric embeddings in finite products of quasitrees.

New framework models graph signals as distribution-valued signals in Wasserstein space.

problem Limitations of classical vector-based GSP, including synchronous observations and uncertainty.
method Introduces graph distribution-valued signals (GDSs) in the Wasserstein space.
result GDSs naturally encode uncertainty and stochasticity, generalizing traditional graph signals.

Surveying topological complexity of graph configurations, unifying traditional and modern approaches.

problem Understanding the topological complexity of configuration spaces of graphs.
method Exploring traditional cohomology methods and modern asphericity/fundamental group approaches.
result Unified understanding of topological complexity through both traditional and modern methods.

Study on modified Ricci curvature on graphs, proving rigidity and deriving formulas.

problem Understanding Ricci curvature on graphs, especially for specific graph types.
method Introduced modified Ricci curvature, established rigidity theorem, derived formulas for strongly regular graphs.
result Rigidity theorem for complete graphs and explicit formulas for strongly regular graphs.

Graph neural networks are vulnerable to adversarial attacks that manipulate graph structure.

problem Vulnerability of graph neural networks to adversarial attacks.
method Meta-learning approach to solve bilevel optimization problem of training-time attacks.
result Small graph perturbations can significantly degrade graph neural network performance.

Galerkin method outperforms graph-based methods in spectral decompositions.

problem Improving spectral decomposition methods in machine learning.
method Restricting study to a small set of test functions using the Galerkin method.
result Statistical and computational superiority of Galerkin method over graph-based approaches.

Two embedding methods in spectral graph clustering yield different but valid groupings.

problem Clustering vertices of a graph without true groupings.
method Spectral graph clustering using Laplacian or Adjacency spectral embedding.
result Laplacian embedding captures left hemisphere/right hemisphere structure, while adjacency embedding captures gray matter/white matter structure.

New centrality-based graph shift operators improve graph neural networks.

problem Improving graph neural networks by enhancing graph shift operators.
method Proposed Centrality Graph Shift Operators (CGSOs) using global centrality metrics.
result CGSOs lead to improved performance in graph neural networks on real-world datasets.

Graph diffusion convolution improves graph learning by leveraging generalized graph diffusion.

problem Noisy and arbitrarily defined edges in real graphs.
method Graph diffusion convolution (GDC) using generalized graph diffusion like heat kernel and personalized PageRank.
result Replacing message passing with graph diffusion convolution leads to significant performance improvements.

DMGNN predicts 3D human motions using adaptive multiscale graphs.

problem Predicting 3D skeleton-based human motions accurately.
method Dynamic multiscale graph neural networks (DMGNN) with adaptive multiscale graphs and MGCU.
result DMGNN outperforms state-of-the-art methods in short and long-term predictions.

R-GPM enables efficient graph pattern mining through user-defined relations.

problem Efficient graph pattern mining through user-defined relations.
method Parallel computing framework with MCMC sampling algorithm and optimizations.
result Efficient estimators for graph pattern statistics with up to 3-orders-of-magnitude computational cost reduction.

The bane of one-class collaborative filtering is interpreting and modelling the latent signal from the missing class. In this paper we present a novel Bayesian generative model for implicit collaborative filtering. It forms a core component of the Xbox Live architecture, and unlike previous approaches, delineates the o…

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GTNs learn new graph structures and improve node representation learning.

problem Learning node representations on misspecified or heterogeneous graphs.
method Graph Transformer Networks (GTNs) that generate new graph structures and learn effective node representations.
result GTNs achieve state-of-the-art performance in node classification tasks without predefined meta-paths.

Paper introduces new graph concepts for better modeling of temporal interactions.

problem Graph theory struggles to capture temporal and structural aspects of interactions.
method Generalizes graph concepts to handle both temporal and structural aspects of interactions.
result Formalism allows direct modeling of interactions over time, similar to graph theory.