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Joint Edge-Model Sparse Learning is Provably Efficient for Graph Neural Networks

ICLR 2023 · Graph learning › GNN architectures · approach: GNN generalization theory · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
joint edge sampling and neuron pruningGCN · Citeseertest error: 30.4% -> 28.7% with fewer training nodes (96 vs 120)Helped
joint edge sampling and neuron pruningGCN · Coratest errorHelped
magnitude-based neuron pruning (ablation)two-layer GNN on synthetic data · synthetic graphiterations to zero generalization errorHelped
random neuron pruning instead of magnitude pruning (ablation)two-layer GNN on synthetic data · synthetic graphiterations to zero generalization errorHurt
importance sampling of class-relevant nodes (larger alpha) (ablation)two-layer GNN on synthetic data · synthetic graphiterations to zero generalization errorHelped
larger importance sampling probability alpha (ablation)two-layer GNN on synthetic data · synthetic graphsample complexityHelped
joint edge sampling and pruning (increasing either alpha or beta) (ablation)two-layer GNN on synthetic data · synthetic graphlearning success rateHelped
increasing pruning rate beta up to a threshold (ablation)two-layer GNN on synthetic data · synthetic graphsample complexityHelped

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