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Structural Entropy Based Graph Structure Learning for Node Classification

AAAI 2024 · Graph learning › Graph self-supervised learning · approach: Heterophily and imbalance on graphs · 23 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes a structural-entropy-based graph structure learning framework that builds encoding trees for basic views, enhances views with kNN similarity graphs, and fuses them by community influence and prediction confidence for node classification.

Problem

Graph structure learning for node classification typically fuses simple structural features and ignores hierarchical community semantics, making it fragile on noisy real-world graphs.

Approach

Uses K-dimensional structural entropy minimization to build encoding trees that capture hierarchical communities, enhances each basic view with a kNN similarity graph selected by 1D structural entropy, and fuses views using community influence plus prediction confidence, trained with a min-max mutual-information objective and hierarchical contrastive loss.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
use structural-entropy encoding trees and community-influence fusionSE-GSL · TexasF1-micro (%): 58.4±2.1 -> 61.3±3.0Helped
use structural-entropy encoding trees and community-influence fusionSE-GSL · WisconsinF1-micro (%): 58.2±1.9 -> 58.6±1.2Helped
use structural-entropy encoding trees and community-influence fusionSE-GSL · CancerF1-micro (%): 95.4±0.4 -> 95.8±0.5Helped
use structural-entropy encoding trees and community-influence fusionSE-GSL · DigitsF1-micro (%): 92.8±0.5 -> 93.7±0.3Helped
use structural-entropy encoding trees and community-influence fusionSE-GSL · PolblogsF1-micro (%): 95.5±0.4 -> 95.9±0.1Helped
use structural-entropy encoding trees and community-influence fusionSE-GSL · CiteseerF1-micro (%): 73.3±0.1 -> 74.1±0.6Helped
use structural-entropy encoding trees and community-influence fusionSE-GSL · Wiki-CSF1-micro (%): 75.0±0.7 -> 75.6±0.3Helped
use structural-entropy encoding trees and community-influence fusionSE-GSL · MS AcademicF1-micro (%): 91.8±0.2 -> 92.7±0.1Helped
replace community-influence plus confidence fusion with average fusion (ablation)SE-GSL · Cancer, Polblogs, Citeseer, Wiki-CSF1-micro (%): 95.8 -> 95.0; 95.9 -> 95.6; 74.1 -> 73.4; 75.6 -> 74.9Hurt
replace community-influence plus confidence fusion with attention fusion (ablation)SE-GSL · Cancer, Polblogs, Citeseer, Wiki-CSF1-micro (%): 95.8 -> 95.2; 95.9 -> 95.3; 74.1 -> 71.8; 75.6 -> 70.7Hurt
replace community-influence plus confidence fusion with confidence-only fusion (ablation)SE-GSL · Cancer, Polblogs, Citeseer, Wiki-CSF1-micro (%): 95.8 -> 95.3; 95.9 -> 94.7; 74.1 -> 73.3; 75.6 -> 75.2Hurt
use encoding-tree community extraction instead of kNN or Louvain (ablation)SE-GSL · Cancer, Digits, Citeseer, Wiki-CSF1-micro (%)Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: Polblogs Texas Wisconsin Citeseer Wiki-CS MS Academic Breast Cancer Digits

Benchmarks: Polblogs Texas Wisconsin Citeseer Wiki-CS MS Academic Cancer Digits

Metrics: F1-micro

Baselines: GCN GAT GATv2 GraphSAGE DGI gCooL MGEDE IDGL Pro-GNN GEN CoGSL SE-GSL

Builds on: CoGSL GIB structural entropy InfoNCE GCN

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