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48 results for Graph Neural Architecture Search

GraphNAS uses reinforcement learning to automatically design graph neural network architectures.

problem Designing effective graph neural network architectures requires manual work and domain knowledge.
method GraphNAS generates variable-length strings to describe architectures and trains a recurrent network with reinforcement learning to maximize validation accuracy.
result GraphNAS achieves consistently better performance on various citation and protein networks.

AGNN automates GNN architecture search, achieving best performance.

problem Finding optimal GNN architectures is laborious and requires human expertise.
method AGNN uses reinforcement learning to search for optimal GNN architectures within a predefined space, with a novel parameter sharing strategy.
result AGNN identifies optimal GNN architectures achieving best performance.

GATES improves neural architecture search by modeling operations as information transformation.

problem Improving predictor-based neural architecture search efficiency.
method GATES models operations as information transformation, covering both node and edge cell search spaces.
result GATES boosts sample efficiency and improves predictor performance.

Bayesian optimisation with graph kernels improves neural architecture search and provides interpretability.

problem Lack of insight into why architectures perform well and how to improve them.
method Combines Bayesian optimisation with Weisfeiler-Lehman graph kernels for highly data-efficient and interpretable architecture search.
result Demonstrates state-of-the-art performance on closed- and open-domain search spaces.

Neural Architecture Search (NAS) enabled the discovery of state-of-the-art architectures in many domains. However, the success of NAS depends on the definition of the search space. Current search spaces are defined as a static sequence of decisions and a set of available actions for each decision. Each possible sequenc…

2018-12-27abs ↗pdf ↗

Neural architecture search (NAS) automatically finds the best task-specific neural network topology, outperforming many manual architecture designs. However, it can be prohibitively expensive as the search requires training thousands of different networks, while each can last for hours. In this work, we propose the Gra…

2018-10-12abs ↗pdf ↗

PDNAS optimizes GNN architectures for diverse datasets.

problem Inadequate adaptability and combinatorial search space in GNNs.
method Dual architecture search (micro- and macro-architectures) with gradient-based optimization.
result PDNAS finds deeper GNNs with better performance on diverse datasets.

NAS-Navigator automates neural network architecture search with visual steering.

problem Difficulty in configuring large neural networks efficiently.
method Formulates architecture optimization as graph space exploration, trains all candidate architectures in one-shot.
result Allows analysts to effectively select and guide the search for optimal neural network architectures.

Optimizes neural architecture search to generate novel lightweight models.

problem Over-reliance on expert knowledge limits NAS to local optima, preventing architectural breakthroughs.
method Casts NAS as an optimization problem, introduces a hierarchical graph-based search space, and uses Bayesian optimization.
result Generates extremely lightweight yet competitive models on six benchmark datasets.

NPENAS improves neural architecture search efficiency and accuracy.

problem Efficient and accurate neural architecture search (NAS) for minimizing search costs.
method Proposes NPENAS, a neural predictor guided evolutionary algorithm that enhances exploration ability of evolutionary algorithms.
result NPENAS-BO and NPENAS-NP outperform existing NAS algorithms on NASBench-201, NASBench-101, and DARTS.

Proposes a new method to optimize graph neural network architectures on heterogeneous information networks.

problem Weaknesses in instability and inflexibility of existing graph neural architecture search methods.
method Partial Message Meta Multigraph search (PMMM) using a differentiable framework to search for a meaningful meta multigraph.
result Significantly more stable and effective than state-of-the-art heterogeneous GNNs.

D-VAE generates valid DAGs for neural architecture search and Bayesian network learning.

problem Generating valid DAGs for machine learning models.
method Proposes a novel DAG variational autoencoder (D-VAE) using graph neural networks and asynchronous message passing.
result Demonstrates the effectiveness of D-VAE through neural architecture search and Bayesian network structure learning.

Improved neural architecture search techniques fail to learn structural similarity.

problem NAS techniques fail to learn structural similarity.
method Investigated ENAS controller's hidden state and proposed a solution by training with a memory buffer.
result Models sampled from identical controller hidden states have no correlation with graph similarity metrics.

A graph VAE framework optimizes neural architectures in a continuous space.

problem Discovering efficient neural architectures in a discrete space.
method Graph VAE framework with VAE and GNN components, joint learning of predictors and decoders.
result The framework discovers powerful neural architectures with both excellent performance and high computational efficiency.

This paper uses graph convolutional networks to improve the accuracy of neural architecture search.

problem Improving the precision of sampled sub-networks in weight-sharing NAS.
method Training a graph convolutional network to fit the performance of sampled sub-networks.
result Achieved higher rank correlation coefficient and better final architecture performance.

New model predicts neural network performance from early training epochs, incorporating architecture impact.

problem Predicting neural network performance from early training epochs, neglecting architecture impact.
method Architecture-aware graph ordinary differential equation model.
result Model outperforms state-of-the-art methods for MLP and CNN learning curves.

A new language for neural architecture search decouples search spaces and algorithms.

problem Current neural architecture search methods are limited to specific use-cases and lack general-purpose constructs.
method Proposes a formal language for encoding search spaces over general computational graphs, allowing modular, composable, and reusable encodings.
result The language enables easy experimentation with different search spaces and algorithms without reinventing the wheel.

Automates GNN design for molecular property prediction.

problem Designing and tuning GNN architectures for molecular property prediction is labor-intensive.
method Developed a NAS approach to automatically discover high-performing GNN architectures for MPNNs.
result Automatically discovered MPNNs outperform manually designed GNNs in molecular property prediction.

This paper focuses on Bayesian Optimization (BO) for objectives on combinatorial search spaces, including ordinal and categorical variables. Despite the abundance of potential applications of Combinatorial BO, including chipset configuration search and neural architecture search, only a handful of methods have been pro…

2019-02-01abs ↗pdf ↗

BANANAS uses Bayesian optimization with neural predictors to improve neural architecture search.

problem Improving neural architecture search (NAS) performance.
method BANANAS combines Bayesian optimization with neural predictors, focusing on architecture encoding, predictor, uncertainty calibration, acquisition function, and optimization strategy.
result BANANAS achieves state-of-the-art performance on NAS search spaces.

We propose Efficient Neural Architecture Search (ENAS), a fast and inexpensive approach for automatic model design. In ENAS, a controller learns to discover neural network architectures by searching for an optimal subgraph within a large computational graph. The controller is trained with policy gradient to select a su…

2018-02-09abs ↗pdf ↗

Recent advances in neural architecture search (NAS) demand tremendous computational resources, which makes it difficult to reproduce experiments and imposes a barrier-to-entry to researchers without access to large-scale computation. We aim to ameliorate these problems by introducing NAS-Bench-101, the first public arc…

2019-02-25abs ↗pdf ↗

DNAS disentangles neural architecture search for better interpretability and performance.

problem Lack of interpretability in existing neural architecture search methods.
method DNAS disentangles the hidden representation of the controller into semantically meaningful concepts.
result DNAS achieves state-of-the-art performance and competitive architectures.

Differentially-private FNAS protects privacy while collaboratively searching for neural architectures.

problem Collaborative neural architecture search with privacy concerns.
method Federated Neural Architecture Search (FNAS) with differential privacy (DP-FNAS).
result DP-FNAS can search for highly-performant neural architectures while protecting individual parties' privacy.

Contrastive embeddings improve neural architecture search performance.

problem Improving performance of neural architecture search algorithms.
method Contrastive learning to identify networks based on data Jacobians and produce embeddings.
result Traditional black-box optimization algorithms can reach state-of-the-art performance with contrastive embeddings.

A new framework generates large hierarchical search spaces for neural architectures.

problem Discovering neural architectures from simple blocks is hard.
method Context-free grammars for a unified, scalable search space.
result Efficiently searches over complete architectures, outperforming existing methods.

Serenity optimizes neural network execution for edge devices by scheduling with optimal memory footprint.

problem Order of nodes in irregular neural networks affects memory footprint, complicating execution under resource constraints.
method Memory-aware compiler using dynamic programming and graph rewriting to find optimal schedules.
result Achieves optimal peak memory and further improves it with graph rewriting, reducing memory usage by 1.68x-1.86x compared to TensorFlow Lite.

HM-NAS improves neural architecture search by learning optimal architectures.

problem Limited flexibility in architecture candidates due to hand-designed heuristics.
method Incorporates multi-level encoding and hierarchical masking to automatically learn optimal architectures.
result Achieves better architecture search performance and competitive model accuracy.

Paper tackles NAS problem by modeling it as a sparse supernet.

problem Neural Architecture Search (NAS) problem, particularly Mixed-Path Search.
method Model NAS as a sparse supernet with sparsity constraints. Use hierarchical accelerated proximal gradient algorithm for optimization.
result Proposed method finds compact, general, and powerful neural architectures.

Framework uses optimal transport for neural architecture search.

problem Optimizing neural architectures in deep learning.
method Semi-discrete optimization using optimal transport.
result Gradient flow and minimizing movement scheme converge to reaction-diffusion equations.

Study reduces NAS search cost by generating multiple complex architectures in one shot.

problem Finding multiple neural architectures with varying complexities efficiently.
method Uses importance sampling to generate and update multiple distributions of architectures.
result Reduces search cost by finding multiple architectures with different complexities in a single search.

SAEP prunes sub-architectures to reduce search cost while maintaining performance.

problem Redundancy in ensemble sub-architectures leads to high computational cost.
method SAEP leverages diversity to prune sub-architectures, reducing ensemble size.
result SAEP reduces the number of sub-architectures without degrading performance.

Efficient neural architecture search by sampling structure and operations.

problem Efficiently searching for optimal neural architectures.
method Decouples structure and operation search, using reinforcement learning with policy vectors.
result Significantly improved efficiency compared to traditional methods.