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Convergence of Invariant Graph Networks

ICML 2022 · Graph learning › GNN architectures · approach: Substructure-aware GNN expressivity · 1 citations (OpenAlex)

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Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use edge-weight inputs and compare graph outputs with graphon outputsk-IGN · Edge weight continuous model, fixed samplingconvergenceHelped
Use edge-weight inputs with random graph samplingk-IGN · Edge weight continuous model, random samplingconvergenceHelped
Feed the sampled 0-1 adjacency matrix directly, without edge probability estimationgeneral IGN · Edge probability discrete modelconvergenceHurt
Estimate edge probabilities before applying an IGN in the IGN{} subsetIGN{} · Edge probability discrete modelconvergenceHelped
Use the partition-norm to assess linear-layer stabilityk-IGN linear equivariant layers · Graph and graphon inputsstabilityHelped
Use IGN{} rather than unrestricted IGNIGN · Compact domain, spectral GNN approximationapproximation capabilityHelped
Increase the sampled graph sizeUntrained 2-IGN with random weights · Deterministic and random graphon samplingoutput differenceHelped
Use a 0-1 adjacency matrix instead of edge weightsUntrained 2-IGN with random weights · Graphon sampling experimentsoutput differenceHurt
Apply edge probability estimation before feeding the graph to IGNUntrained 2-IGN with random weights · Graphon sampling experimentsoutput differenceHelped

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