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Graph HyperNetworks for Neural Architecture Search

ICLR 2019 · Architectures and efficiency › Neural architecture search · approach: Efficient NAS search strategies · 114 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use graph-topology-conditioned weight generation instead of a one-shot shared-parameter modelGHN · CIFAR-10, Top-50Pearson correlation: 0.31 -> 0.48Helped
use GHN-generated weights to rank candidate architecturesrandom-search NAS on CIFAR-10 · CIFAR-10search cost (GPU days): 0.42Helped
use forward-backward rather than synchronous message passing (ablation)GHN · CIFAR-10predicted-performance correlationHelped
increase the number of forward-backward propagation steps (ablation)GHN · CIFAR-10predicted-performance correlationHelped
train the GHN on smaller graphs rather than larger graphs (ablation)GHN · CIFAR-10predicted-performance correlationHelped
pass graph embeddings between stacked modules (ablation)stacked GHN · CIFAR-10Pearson correlation: 0.24 -> 0.44 (Random-100); 0.15 -> 0.37 (Top-50)Helped
share parameters across stacked modules (ablation)stacked GHN with embedding passing · CIFAR-10Pearson correlation: 0.44 -> 0.68 (Random-100); 0.37 -> 0.48 (Top-50)Helped

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