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GraphGAN: Graph Representation Learning With Generative Adversarial Nets

AAAI 2018 · Graph learning › Graph self-supervised learning · approach: Diffusion-based graph generation · 604 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use adversarial training with a generator and discriminator instead of single-model graph embeddingGraphGAN · arXiv-AstroPh and arXiv-GrQcAccuracy: 1.18% to 4.27%; 0.59% to 11.13%Helped
Use adversarial training with a generator and discriminator instead of single-model graph embeddingGraphGAN · BlogCatalog and WikipediaAccuracy: 1.75% to 13.17%; 0.95% to 21.71%Helped
Use GraphGAN instead of the listed graph embedding baselinesGraphGAN · MovieLens-1MPrecision@20: 38.56%; 59.60%; 124.95%; 156.85%Helped
Use GraphGAN instead of the listed graph embedding baselinesGraphGAN · MovieLens-1MRecall@20: at least 52.33%Helped
Use graph softmax rather than traditional full softmax for the generatorGraphGAN generator · Graph representation learningcomputational efficiency: O(V · d log V) -> O(d log V)Helped
Use a proximity-aware graph softmax that incorporates shortest-path structureGraphGAN generator · arXiv-AstroPh and arXiv-GrQcshortest-distance and edge-existence correlation (R²): 0.831; 0.710Helped

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