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Hunt For The Unique, Stable, Sparse And Fast Feature Learning On Graphs

NeurIPS 2017 · Graph learning › Graph algorithms and clustering · approach: Graph embedding and spectral sparsification · 86 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use FGSD (harmonic distance histogram features, SVM) instead of baselines for unlabeled graph classificationgraph classification · unlabeled bioinformatics datasets (Table 2)classification accuracyHelped
Use FGSD features instead of PSCN on social network datasetsgraph classification · social network datasets (Table 3)classification accuracyMixed
Use FGSD (no node labels) instead of labeled methods on labeled bioinformatics datasetsgraph classification · labeled bioinformatics datasets (Table 4)classification accuracyMixed
Choose harmonic (f(λ)=1/λ) rather than other f(λ) for sparsity of featuresFGSD feature histogram · MUTAG feature matrixmatrix sparsityHelped
Use biharmonic instead of harmonic distance, favoring uniqueness over sparsityFGSD feature histogram · preliminary experiments on graph classification (supplementary)classification accuracyHurt
Use FGSD exact computation (sparse Cholesky-based pseudoinverse) for runtimeFGSD · unlabeled datasets wall-timeruntime: 2x-1000x faster than othersHelped

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