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On Logic-based Self-Explainable Graph Neural Networks
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Proposes a logic-based self-explainable GNN, using logical rules as part of the model so its predictions come with built-in explanations.
Problem
Explaining GNN decisions is hard; most existing XAI methods for GNNs identify influential nodes or subgraphs, which the abstract frames as insufficient for explaining relational patterns.
Approach
Self-explainable GNN whose decisions are grounded in logic-based rules, so explanations are intrinsic to the model rather than post-hoc. Details beyond the abstract are not stated here.
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