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Complete Neural Networks for Complete Euclidean Graphs

AAAI 2024 · Point clouds › Point cloud classification · approach: Local feature aggregation networks · 5 citations (OpenAlex)

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Shows that 3-WL applied to centralized Gram matrices of point clouds (and a Euclidean 2-SEWL variant) yields complete invariants for SO(3)/O(3) with permutations, and builds a polynomial-size GNN (2-SEWLnet) that simulates 2-SEWL with separation guarantees.

Problem

No polynomial-complexity architecture for 3D point clouds was known to be complete, i.e., to distinguish all non-isomorphic point clouds under permutation and rigid motion invariance.

Approach

Treat each point cloud as a complete Euclidean graph with inner-product edge weights and apply k-WL style tests; show a single iteration of vanilla 3-EWL and a 2-SEWL variant (adding triple-product geometric features) are complete, and realize 2-SEWL as a GNN using injective continuous multiset functions (sort-based polarization) with embedding dimension linear in the number of iterations.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use 2-SEWLnet instead of 1-EWLsimPoint-cloud separation models · Harderseparation accuracy: 50 % -> 100 %Helped
Use 2-SEWLnet instead of 1-EWLsimPoint-cloud separation models · Hard1, Hard2, and Hard3separation accuracy: 100 %No clear effect
Replace sum aggregation with sort and nonlinear point-wise activations (ablation)1-EWLsim · Hard1-Hard3separation accuracyHelped

Experimental setup

Datasets: Hard1-Hard3 point cloud pairs Harder point cloud pair (from prior work)

Benchmarks: Hard1 Hard2 Hard3 Harder

Metrics: separation accuracy

Baselines: 1-EWL MACE TFN GVPGNN EGNN-style 1-EWLsim

Builds on: k-WL / k-FWL Tensor Field Network EGNN polarization for multiset injective functions SchNet

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