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NeurIPS 2025 · Graph learning › Graph self-supervised learning · approach: Semi-supervised node representation learning · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes Graph Consistency Regularization (GCR), which inserts parameter-free Graph Consistency Layers that align batch-level feature similarity graphs with class-masked softmax prediction graphs across multiple depths, with adaptive layer weighting.

Problem

Intermediate feature representations of deep networks often carry noisy inter-class similarities that contradict the model's predicted semantics, hurting class separation and generalization.

Approach

Build a batch-level cosine feature similarity graph at several layers and align it (squared Frobenius norm on strictly upper-triangular parts) with a masked prediction graph that keeps only same-label pairs weighted by softmax-prediction similarity; layer weights are set adaptively from alignment discrepancy.

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Add GCL at late stageGCR · CIFAR-10accuracy (%): 93.32±2.26 -> 94.07±2.14Helped
Add GCL at late stageGCR · CIFAR-100accuracy (%): 72.95±5.50 -> 74.74±5.73Helped
Add GCL at early stageGCR · Tiny ImageNetaccuracy (%): 53.64±9.62 -> 54.32±9.39Helped
Add GCLs after six network layersKaggle cats vs. dogs model · Kaggle cats vs. dogsaccuracy (%): 98.1% -> 99.8%Helped
Add GCL at late stageiFormer-S · ImageNet-1Kaccuracy (%): 83.4±0.40 -> 84.8±0.28Helped
Add GCL at late stageiFormer-B · ImageNet-1Kaccuracy (%): 84.6±0.45 -> 86.1±0.30Helped
Add GCL at late stageViT-B/16 · ImageNet-1Kaccuracy (%): 74.3±0.51 -> 75.8±0.33Helped
Add GCL at late stageViG-B · ImageNet-1Kaccuracy (%): 82.3±0.42 -> 84.0±0.30Helped
Use GCLs at all stages rather than selected late stage (ablation)GCR · CIFAR-10accuracy (%): 94.07±2.14 -> 93.92±2.15Hurt
Use GCLs at all stages rather than selected late stage (ablation)GCR · CIFAR-100accuracy (%): 74.74±5.73 -> 74.42±5.49Hurt
Use GCLs at all stages rather than selected early stage (ablation)GCR · Tiny ImageNetaccuracy (%): 54.32±9.39 -> 54.13±9.49Hurt
Use adaptive layer weighting instead of fixed weighting (ablation)GCR · CIFAR-10 and CIFAR-100accuracy gainHelped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: Kaggle cats vs. dogs CIFAR-10 CIFAR-100 Tiny ImageNet ImageNet-1K

Benchmarks: CIFAR-10 CIFAR-100 Tiny ImageNet ImageNet-1K Kaggle cats vs. dogs

Metrics: top-1 accuracy accuracy gain

Baselines: Baseline (no GCL) CNNs and transformers

Builds on: supervised contrastive learning graph Laplacian regularization center loss deeply-supervised auxiliary losses

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