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Structural Fairness-aware Active Learning for Graph Neural Networks
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Proposes a fairness-aware active learning method for selecting labeled nodes to train GNNs for semi-supervised node classification.
Problem
GNNs for semi-supervised node classification depend on high-quality labeled nodes, which are often scarce; active learning on graphs faces unique challenges, including structural bias in node selection.
Approach
Active learning for GNNs that accounts for structural fairness when choosing which nodes to label, rather than selecting purely on data features; the abstract is truncated so the specific mechanism is not stated.
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