The study finds all possible heights for transformation groups on graphs.
problem Determining the possible heights of transformation groups on graphs.
method Proved the existence of a topological graph X for all finite p≥0. result For all finite p≥0, there exists a graph X such that the set of heights is {p,p+1,p+2,…}∪{+∞}. Holonomy-preserving transformations help recover Alexander polynomials from graph zeta functions.
problem Recovering Alexander polynomials from graph zeta functions.
method Introducing holonomy to preserve zeta functions of matrix-weighted graphs and extending to group elements and quandles.
result Holonomy-preserving transformations correspond to transformations of group presentations and preserve the twisted Alexander polynomial.
Develops algorithm for finite generating set of liftable mapping class groups of regular abelian covers.
problem Finding finite generating sets for liftable mapping class groups of regular abelian covers.
method Algorithm based on a result providing generating sets for groups acting on graphs with finite quotients.
result Provides finite generating sets for LModp(Sg) for various regular abelian covers. Unified view of GNNs as graph signal denoising.
problem Understanding and improving GNNs for graph data.
method Established GNNs as graph denoising problems with smoothness assumptions.
result Unified framework UGNN for adaptive smoothness graphs.
New theory classifies knotted spheres in 4D space.
problem Classifying knotted punctured spheres in 4D space.
method Diagrammatic theory of welded graphs, Tube map extension, Milnor invariants.
result Complete link-homotopy classification of knotted punctured spheres.
Line graph transformation aids graph isomorphism tests by excluding challenging graph properties.
problem Limited theoretical understanding of line graph transformation's impact on GNN models.
method Examined CFI and strongly regular graphs, showing line graph transformation helps WL tests distinguish these graphs.
result Line graph transformation aids WL tests in distinguishing challenging graph properties.
Unified geometric scattering model for measure spaces.
problem Improving CNNs for non-Euclidean data.
method Unified geometric scattering model for measure spaces.
result Unified model includes previous work and applies to more general settings.
GWNN uses graph wavelets for efficient graph CNNs.
problem Spectral graph CNNs' high computational cost and lack of interpretability.
method Graph wavelet transform for efficient graph convolution.
result GWNN significantly outperforms spectral graph CNNs.
A {\em solvable} cover of a graph is a regular cover whose covering transformation group is solvable. In this paper, we show that a solvable cover of a graph can be decomposed into layers of abelian covers, and also, a lift of a given automorphism of the base graph of a solvable cover can be decomposed into layers of l…
PatchGT uses non-trainable graph patches to improve graph representation learning.
problem Learning high-level information in graph tasks with direct Transformer models.
method PatchGT segments graphs into non-trainable patches, uses GNN for patch-level learning, and Transformer for graph-level learning.
result PatchGT achieves higher expressiveness and competitive performance on benchmark datasets.
UGformer uses transformers to learn graph representations.
problem Graph representation learning for various tasks.
method UGformer is a transformer-based GNN model that samples or considers all neighbors for each node.
result UGformer achieves state-of-the-art accuracy on graph classification and text classification tasks.
Graph scattering transforms are stable to metric perturbations of network topology.
problem Stability of graph data representations under metric perturbations.
method Extending scattering transforms to network data using multiresolution graph wavelets and graph convolutions.
result Graph scattering transforms are stable to metric perturbations of the underlying network topology.
HaarPooling compresses graphs by Haar transforms, improving graph classification and regression.
problem Handling graphs of varying size and structure in GNNs.
method HaarPooling, a cascade of clusterings and compressive Haar transforms.
result HaarPooling synthesizes graph features into uniform size, achieving state-of-the-art performance.
Graph transformers outperform graph convolutions by preserving community information.
problem Understanding why graph transformers perform well in node-level prediction tasks.
method Analyzing the Gaussian process limits of graph transformers with infinite width and infinite heads.
result Graph transformers maintain discriminative node representations even in deep layers, preventing oversmoothing.
EdgePool improves GNN performance by pooling edges, not nodes.
problem Lack of effective graph pooling methods in GNNs.
method Edge contraction pooling approach.
result EdgePool outperforms alternative pooling methods.
New graph Fourier transform distinguishes directions in multi-dimensional signals.
problem Existing graph Fourier transform fails to distinguish directions in multi-dimensional signals.
method Algebraic properties of Cartesian products rearrange 1-D spectra into multi-dimensional frequency domain.
result Solves multi-valuedness of spectra and enables directional frequency analysis.
Transformer-based method discovers objects from images without labels.
problem Discovering objects in images without labeled data.
method Graph-based approach using self-supervised transformer features and normalized graph-cut.
result Significantly boosts performance in unsupervised object discovery.
Unified graph scattering transforms improve theoretical properties of graph neural networks.
problem Improving theoretical guarantees for graph neural networks.
method Introducing windowed and non-windowed geometric scattering transforms for graphs.
result Unified family of graph scattering transforms with provable stability and invariance.
MetaTNE tackles few-shot novel labels in graphs, improving node classification.
problem Node classification on graphs with novel labels and limited training data.
method MetaTNE framework with structural, meta-learning, and optimization modules.
result MetaTNE significantly improves node classification over state-of-the-art methods.
We introduce and study so-called self-indexed graphs. These are (oriented) finite graphs endowed with a map from the set of edges to the set of vertices. Such graphs naturally arise from classical knot and link diagrams. In fact, the graphs resulting from link diagrams have an additional structure, an integral flow. We…
Paper introduces graph-based transforms for video compression.
problem Efficiently represent video signals for compression.
method Develops two techniques for designing graph-based transforms (GL-GBTs and EA-GBTs).
result Graph-based transforms outperform traditional KLT in video compression.
Transformer learns graph structure better with subgraph info.
problem Transformer struggles with structural similarity in graph learning.
method Structure-Aware Transformer with subgraph attention.
result Improves graph prediction benchmarks significantly.
Transformer adapts to graphs with adaptive attention and auto-regressive decoding.
problem Transformers struggle with graph data due to non-sequential nature.
method Proposes GRAT, a Transformer variant with adaptive attention and auto-regressive decoding.
result GRAT achieves state-of-the-art performance on molecule property predictions and generation tasks.
This thesis explores GNNs, categorizing them into local and global approaches.
problem Understanding the convergence of global GNNs and connecting local and global approaches.
method Categorization of GNNs into local and global, study of Invariant Graph Networks, connecting local and global approaches, and using local MPNN for graph coarsening.
result Established a connection between local and global GNN approaches.
Paper proposes graph-based separable transforms for video coding.
problem Improving video coding efficiency by better capturing residual block statistics.
method Derives graph-based separable transforms (GBSTs) from line graphs with weights determined by parameters.
result GBSTs achieve about 0.4% average coding gain over existing transforms in VVC.
RP-GFRFT unifies fractional order and rotation control for graph signals.
problem Lack of rotation-based spectral control in GFRFT and zero-angle degeneracy in AGFT.
method Rotation-parameterized graph fractional Fourier transform (RP-GFRFT) with degeneracy preserving rotation matrix.
result RP-GFRFT improves spectral filtering performance over existing methods.
Algorithm constructs Grushko decomposition of certain groups.
problem Decomposing fundamental groups of graphs of free groups.
method Analyzing vertex links of CAT(0) square complexes.
result Transforms complex to one with strong connectivity vertex links.
Transformations studied in graphs with edges and vertices of degree zero or one.
problem Transformations between partial matchings.
method Introducing a method of presenting transformations and lattice presentations.
result Investigation of transformations with minimal area.
IGT learns graph representations without supervision.
problem Building deep unsupervised graph representations.
method Generic complex-valued spectral graph architecture from Fourier transform generalization, greedy concave objective for discriminative and invariant features.
result IGT learns both discriminative and invariant features from graph topology.
Forecaster uses graph Transformers to forecast spatial and time-dependent data.
problem Complex spatial and temporal dependencies in data.
method Graph Transformer architecture with sparsification for spatial and temporal dependencies.
result Forecaster significantly outperforms state-of-the-art baselines in taxi demand forecasting.
GraphDETR detects subgraphs in large graphs using deep learning.
problem Detecting subgraphs in large graphs efficiently and accurately.
method Formulates subgraph detection as a set prediction problem using GraphDETR, a deep learning framework.
result GraphDETR can detect diverse patterns in large graphs, achieving strong performance on molecular functional group detection.
Transformers interpreted as probabilistic Laplacian Eigenmaps steps.
problem Improving transformer performance through probabilistic interpretation.
method Probabilistic Laplacian Eigenmaps model derivation and graph diffusion step.
result Subtracting identity from attention matrix improves transformer performance.
Paper classifies minimal graph transformations into new families of surfaces.
problem Classifying minimal graph transformations into new families of surfaces.
method Formulated and solved a coupled system of partial differential equations, reduced to solving an ordinary differential equation.
result Established rigorous equivalence to a modified problem for a harmonic function, yielding new families of minimal surfaces.
The study finds conditions for compressing the hidden dimension of Graph Transformers for transductive learning.
problem The challenge of efficiently analyzing and training Graph Transformers for transductive learning.
method Theoretical bounds on hidden dimension compression for Graph Transformers, considering both sparse and dense variants.
result Theoretical findings on how and under what conditions the hidden dimension of Graph Transformers can be compressed.
Geometric scattering for graph data enhances feature retention and classification.
problem Tackling the generalization of scattering transforms to graph data.
method Analogous to ConvNets, we develop geometric scattering for graph data, focusing on feature stability under graph deformations.
result Extracted features retain informative variability and relations in graph data, aiding classification and exploration.
A new graph generation model uses Mallat's scattering transform.
problem Unclear mathematical properties and difficulty in training good generative models for graphs.
method Proposes a graph generation model using a Gaussianized graph scattering transform.
result Demonstrates state-of-the-art performance in link prediction and graph/signal generation.
IsoGCNs learn invariant and equivariant graph features for efficient simulations.
problem Learning isometric transformation invariant and equivariant features in graphs for simulations.
method Transformation invariant and equivariant Graph Convolutional Networks (IsoGCNs).
result IsoGCNs outperform state-of-the-art methods on geometrical and physical simulation tasks.
A new method reduces memory requirements for Graph Transformers by sparsely training a network.
problem Quadratic memory complexity in Graph Transformers limits their scalability to large graphs.
method Spexphormer: trains a narrow network on augmented graph, then uses only active connections in a wider network.
result Spexphormer achieves good performance with drastically reduced memory requirements.
Model learns spatiotemporal patterns on graphs from longitudinal data.
problem Learning spatiotemporal patterns on graphs from longitudinal data.
method Mixed-effects model with stochastic Expectation-Maximization algorithm (MCMC-SAEM).
result Personalized model accurately predicts cortical thickness maps in patients.
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.
FairGP uses graph partitioning to make Graph Transformers fair and scalable.
problem Fairness issues in Graph Transformers, especially against sensitive features.
method Graph partitioning to minimize the influence of higher-order nodes and optimize attention mechanisms.
result FairGP improves fairness in Graph Transformers while reducing computational complexity.
PAGTN improves molecular property prediction by leveraging longer-range graph dependencies.
problem Local aggregation in GCNs misses higher-order graph properties.
method PAGTN uses path features and global attention layers to capture longer-range dependencies.
result PAGTN outperforms GCNs on various molecular property prediction datasets.
AutoGraph uses transformers to efficiently generate graphs as sequences.
problem Efficiently generating large, sparse graphs without expensive node features.
method Flattening graphs into sequences and using decoder-only transformers.
result AutoGraph achieves state-of-the-art performance on synthetic and molecular benchmarks.
Spectral method for joint community detection and group synchronization.
problem Jointly detecting communities and synchronizing orthogonal groups in graphs.
method Spectral decomposition followed by CPQR factorization.
result Near-optimal guarantees for exact and stable recovery of cluster memberships and orthogonal transforms.
Transitive consistency is an intrinsic property for collections of linear invertible transformations between Euclidean coordinate frames. In practice, when the transformations are estimated from data, this property is lacking. This work addresses the problem of synchronizing transformations that are not transitively co…
Transform classical network structures to graph CNN for better graph recognition.
problem Transforming classical network structures to graph CNN for better graph recognition.
method Review and introduce ResNet, Inception, and DenseNet into graph CNN, constructing G_ResNet, G_Inception, G_DenseNet.
result Demonstrated how different network structures work on graph CNN in the graph recognition task.
TransGCN combines GCNs with transformation assumptions for better link prediction in KGs.
problem Link prediction in knowledge graphs for understanding graph structure.
method Unified GCN framework with simultaneous learning of entity and relation embeddings, using transformation assumptions.
result TransGCN outperforms state-of-the-art models on FB15K-237 and WN18RR.
Transformer model pretrains on synthetic graphs for AD detection.
problem Limited labeled data and class imbalance in AD diagnosis.
method Diffusion-generated synthetic graphs, Graph Transformers, transfer learning.
result Framework outperforms baselines in AD diagnosis metrics.