Persistent homology enhances graph classification by capturing long-range graph properties.
problem Lack of formal assessment of persistent homology in graph learning.
method Brief introduction and theoretical discussion of persistent homology in graph context, followed by empirical analysis.
result Persistent homology improves graph classification, especially for data with prominent topological structures.
GNNs may be limited by graph topology, affecting their learning outcomes.
problem Understanding how graph topology influences GNN behavior and performance.
method Investigating the interaction between local topological features and GNN message-passing schemes.
result Locally similar neighborhoods can lead to consistent node representations, affecting GNN performance.
A new topology improves decentralized learning efficiency and accuracy.
problem Finding efficient decentralized learning topologies with fast consensus and low maximum degree.
method Proposed the Base-(k+1) Graph topology for decentralized learning. result The Base-(k+1) Graph enables faster convergence and better communication efficiency than the exponential graph. A new model learns graph structures from data.
problem Learning graph topologies from data.
method Proposes a learning to optimise (L2O) approach to learn graph structures from node data.
result The proposed model learns graph structures more efficiently than classic iterative algorithms.
Novel TRI-GNN framework improves graph classification robustness.
problem Graph neural networks suffer from over-smoothing and vulnerability to graph perturbations.
method Integrates higher-order graph information via persistent homology and local graph structure learning.
result TRI-GNN outperforms state-of-the-art baselines on node classification tasks.
This paper is first-line research expanding GANs into graph topology analysis. By leveraging the hierarchical connectivity structure of a graph, we have demonstrated that generative adversarial networks (GANs) can successfully capture topological features of any arbitrary graph, and rank edge sets by different stages a…
Graph neural network using Beltrami flow for feature and topology evolution.
problem Efficient feature learning and topology evolution on graphs.
method Discretized Beltrami flow applied to graph neural networks with positional encodings.
result Achieves state-of-the-art results on various benchmarks.
AdaCGP learns dynamic graph topology from time series data, improving over existing methods.
problem Learning dynamic graph topology from time-varying signals, especially in real-time applications.
method AdaCGP is a sparsity-aware adaptive algorithm that recursively estimates the Graph Shift Operator (GSO) through variable splitting.
result AdaCGP outperforms state-of-the-art methods in GSO estimation, achieving improvements exceeding 83%.
Paper tackles dynamic graph topology identification in time-varying graphs.
problem Dynamic graph topology identification in time-varying graphs.
method Proposes an online algorithm for time-varying optimization, with intrinsic temporal regularization.
result Demonstrates performance on Gaussian graphical model problem.
A novel method integrates feature and topology views for unsupervised graph representation learning.
problem Lack of mutual information across feature and topology views in graph representation learning.
method Proposes a multi-view representation learning module and a common representation learning module using mutual information maximization and reconstruction loss minimization.
result Demonstrates effectiveness in integrating feature and topology views, achieving comparable or better performance than supervised methods.
Proposes a graph pooling method leveraging node proximity for hierarchical graph representation learning.
problem Efficiently exploiting the geometry of graph data for hierarchical representation learning.
method Combines node proximity with kernel representation of topology and node features for adaptive node signal similarities evaluation.
result Achieves state-of-the-art performance on graph classification benchmark datasets.
Graph Neural Networks solve topology problems in simple 3D models.
problem Deciding homeomorphism of 3-manifolds described by plumbing graphs.
method Supervised and reinforcement learning with Graph Neural Networks.
result High accuracy in determining homeomorphic 3-manifolds.
This paper refines understanding of decentralized learning by considering graph topology.
problem Current theory fails to predict performance in decentralized learning settings.
method Quantifies how graph topology influences convergence in decentralized learning.
result Graph topology significantly impacts convergence in decentralized learning, contrary to spectral gap theory.
CAGNN learns graph embeddings without labels by clustering and refining graph topology.
problem Learning graph embeddings without labeled data.
method Cluster-aware graph neural network (CAGNN) with self-supervised learning and topology refinement.
result CAGNN achieves significant improvements in node clustering accuracy.
TOGL adds topological info to GNNs, improving graph and node classification.
problem Graph neural networks lack substructure awareness, especially cycles.
method Integrates global topological information using persistent homology.
result Improves predictive performance for graph and node classification.
Graph neural networks improve topology control of power grids.
problem Grid congestion due to renewable energy and electrification.
method Investigated the effect of graph representation on GNN effectiveness for topology control.
result Heterogeneous graph representation outperforms homogeneous in topology control tasks.
Enhances graph embeddings by preserving graph topology.
problem Node2vec struggles to recreate the topology of input graphs.
method Introduces a topological loss term to Node2vec, aligning the persistence diagram of the embedding to that of the input graph.
result Reconstructs both geometry and topology of input graphs.
Proposes a method to infer complex network topologies from multiple graphs.
problem Learning multiple graph Laplacian matrices from heterogeneous graph signals with intricate topological patterns.
method Structured fusion regularization and ADMM algorithm for efficient computation.
result Establishes a non-asymptotic bound of the estimation error and reflects the effect of key factors on convergence rate.
Generative model predicts multiple brain graphs from one, preserving topology.
problem Predicting multiple brain graphs from a single one, preserving topology.
method MultiGraphGAN architecture, graph adversarial auto-encoder, cluster-specific decoders, topological loss.
result Significantly outperformed variants in multi-view brain graph generation.
TopInG improves graph interpretability using persistent homology.
problem Lack of interpretability in Graph Neural Networks (GNNs).
method TopInG uses persistent homology to identify persistent rationale subgraphs in graphs.
result TopInG improves predictive accuracy and interpretability compared to state-of-the-art methods.
TopoNTK kernel captures higher-order interactions in simplicial complexes.
problem Graph neural networks miss higher-order interactions in relational systems.
method Introduces TopoNTK, an infinite-width kernel for simplicial message passing.
result TopoNTK captures topology invisible to graph kernels, improving expressivity and interpretability.
CT improves neural network performance on cell complex data.
problem Improving predictive performance of neural networks on complex data.
method Introducing the Cellular Transformer (CT) that generalizes graph-based transformers to cell complexes.
result CT achieves state-of-the-art performance on cell complex datasets without complex enhancements.
New architectures improve topological deep learning's ability to capture complex data features.
problem Current TDL architectures struggle with fundamental topological and metric invariants.
method Developed multi-cellular networks (MCN) and scalable MCN (SMCN) to enhance expressivity.
result SMCN outperforms HOMP and expressive graph methods in learning topological properties.
Recent papers have formulated the problem of learning graphs from data as an inverse covariance estimation with graph Laplacian constraints. While such problems are convex, existing methods cannot guarantee that solutions will have specific graph topology properties (e.g., being k-partite), which are desirable for so…
Graph neural networks leverage graph filters to learn from network data.
problem Learning from network data with graph structure.
method Characterize graph neural networks using graph signal processing and graph convolutional filters.
result Graph neural networks have permutation equivariance and stability to topology changes.
The construction of a meaningful graph plays a crucial role in the success of many graph-based representations and algorithms for handling structured data, especially in the emerging field of graph signal processing. However, a meaningful graph is not always readily available from the data, nor easy to define depending…
Enhances graph neural networks with spectral and topological information.
problem Improving graph neural networks' expressivity beyond Weisfeiler-Leman hierarchy.
method Integrates spectral information into Persistent Homology diagrams.
result SpectRe is strictly more expressive than PH and spectral information alone.
Proposes a novel graph learning framework for robust graph topology learning from graph signals.
problem Graph learning for revealing node relationships in data entities.
method Functional learning with smoothness-promoting graph learning, incorporating Kronecker product kernel.
result Improves robustness against missing and incomplete information in graph signals.
This paper proposes a new method for learning covers of geometric datasets to improve topological inference and visualization.
problem Improving topological inference and visualization of large-scale geometric datasets.
method Proposes a method for learning topologically-faithful covers of geometric datasets using optimization.
result Simplicial complexes obtained from learned covers outperform standard methods in terms of size and representation of large-scale topology.
New model learns from random graph samples to estimate graph parameters.
problem Scalability issues in graph learning methods for large graphs.
method Develops a graph classification model working on randomly sampled subgraphs.
result Validates mini-batch learning on graphs and provides generalization bounds.
PiNGDA learns beneficial noise for graph augmentation stability.
problem Challenges in generating effective and stable graph augmentations.
method PiNGDA uses positive-incentive noise to scientifically analyze and generate beneficial graph augmentations.
result PiNGDA improves GCL performance by learning beneficial noise on graph topology and attributes.
TOMA generates abstract graphs for RL, reducing memory and computation costs.
problem High memory and computation costs in graph generation for RL.
method Topological Map Abstraction (TOMA) for generating abstract graphs.
result TOMA reduces memory and computation costs compared to existing methods.
A new deep learning framework for topological data.
problem Developing models for data on complex topological domains.
method Introducing combinatorial complexes and developing attention-based CCNNs.
result CCNNs outperform existing models in tasks involving mesh shape analysis and graph learning.
Mapper merges GNNs with TDA for graph visualisation.
problem Visualising complex graphs for understanding model structure.
method Combining Mapper, GNNs, and PageRank for graph pooling.
result Hierarchical visualisations reveal graph structure and model application.
In this empirical paper, we investigate how learning agents can be arranged in more efficient communication topologies for improved learning. This is an important problem because a common technique to improve speed and robustness of learning in deep reinforcement learning and many other machine learning algorithms is t…
This work identifies and mitigates topological bias in HGNNs using meta-weighting and debiasing.
problem Topological bias in HGNNs affects model performance on specific nodes.
method Meta-weighting adjacency matrix, PageRank projection, debiasing structure.
result The debiasing structure improves HGNNs' performance and debiasing.
A common technique to improve learning performance in deep reinforcement learning (DRL) and many other machine learning algorithms is to run multiple learning agents in parallel. A neglected component in the development of these algorithms has been how best to arrange the learning agents involved to improve distributed…
Graph neural controlled differential equations learn graph dynamics from vertex observations.
problem Predicting future states of dynamical systems on graphs with limited vertex data.
method Incorporates graph topology information into NCDE to predict graph dynamics.
result Informed NCDE requires fewer parameters and lower MAE compared to previous methods.
Graph Laplacians and machine learning predict properties of finite graphs.
problem Understanding properties of finite graphs using spectral and topological methods.
method Combining graph Laplacians, spectral inequalities, machine learning, and topological data analysis.
result Neural networks can accurately predict graph properties like Ricci-flatness and spectral gaps.
Neural network learns its size and structure during training.
problem Adapting neural network architecture to specific datasets.
method Flexible setup allowing neural network to learn size and topology during training.
result Trained networks achieve virtually identical performance and have learned optimal structure.
Proposes GIL for semi-supervised graph classification.
problem Semi-supervised classification of graph data with limited labeled nodes.
method Graph Inference Learning framework that learns node label inference from graph topology.
result Significantly improves semi-supervised node classification performance.
Study of digital topology concepts like hyperspaces and function graphs.
problem Adapting classical topology concepts to digital topology.
method Define digital hyperspaces and function graphs, study their properties.
result Some relationships and graphical properties of digital hyperspaces and function graphs.
Anomaly detection in networks often boils down to identifying an underlying graph structure on which the abnormal occurrence rests on. Financial fraud schemes are one such example, where more or less intricate schemes are employed in order to elude transaction security protocols. We investigate the problem of learning …
Paper converts graph learning to lifelong learning.
problem Learning graphs in a streaming fashion.
method Feature graph topology, converting node classification to graph classification.
result FGN achieves superior performance in lifelong human action recognition and feature matching.
Graph Convolutional Neural Networks (GCNNs) are generalizations of CNNs to graph-structured data, in which convolution is guided by the graph topology. In many cases where graphs are unavailable, existing methods manually construct graphs or learn task-driven adaptive graphs. In this paper, we propose Graph Learning Ne…
The construction of a meaningful graph topology plays a crucial role in the effective representation, processing, analysis and visualization of structured data. When a natural choice of the graph is not readily available from the data sets, it is thus desirable to infer or learn a graph topology from the data. In this …
Paper tackles uncertainty in GNNs for graph data.
problem Uncertainty in GNNs' predictions for graph data.
method CF-T2NN, tensor decomposition, topological learning.
result CF-T2NN improves reliability and interpretability of GNN outcomes.
The study explores how partial observations of network nodes can infer the graph structure.
problem How much information does observing a limited fraction of network nodes provide about the underlying graph structure?
method The article examines the inverse problem of graph learning under partial observability, focusing on decentralized processing strategies and large-scale networks.
result Partial observations of network nodes can still be sufficient to discover the graph linking the probed nodes, despite the presence of unobserved nodes.