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AGMixup: Adaptive Graph Mixup for Semi-supervised Node Classification

AAAI 2025 · Graph learning › Graph self-supervised learning · approach: Heterophily and imbalance on graphs · 6 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes AGMixup, a subgraph-centric mixup for semi-supervised node classification whose mixing ratio is adaptively set from subgraph contextual similarity and predictive uncertainty.

Problem

Existing graph mixup methods interpolate node-centric features, labels, and edges, which can distort graph topology, and they use a randomly sampled, one-size-fits-all mixing ratio for all pairs, ignoring pair-specific needs in semi-supervised node classification.

Approach

Treats each labeled node's r-hop ego subgraph as an analogue of an image, mixes pairs of subgraphs via a virtual node connected to both neighborhoods, and sets lambda per pair using embedding similarity (initialization) and the difference in predictive entropy (uncertainty adjustment).

Key results

Measured effects reported in the paper

What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Apply AGMixup instead of vanilla GCNGCN · Coraaccuracy: 80.51 -> 83.61Helped
Apply AGMixup instead of the strongest listed mixup baseline, NodeMixupGCN · Citeseeraccuracy: 69.45 -> 70.63Helped
Apply AGMixup instead of the strongest listed mixup baseline, NodeMixupGCN · Pubmedaccuracy: 78.98 -> 81.90Helped
Apply AGMixup instead of the strongest listed mixup baseline, NodeMixupGCN · Coauthor CSaccuracy: 92.03 -> 92.35Helped
Apply AGMixup instead of the strongest listed mixup baseline, NodeMixupGCN · Coauthor Physicsaccuracy: 93.86 -> 94.45Helped
Apply AGMixup instead of the strongest listed mixup baseline, NodeMixupGCN · ogbn-arxivaccuracy: 66.82 -> 67.96Helped
Replace subgraph-centric mixup with node-centric mixup (r=0) (ablation)AGMixup · PubmedaccuracyHurt
Replace adaptive λ with randomly sampled Beta-distribution λ (ablation)AGMixup · Cora, Citeseer, PubmedaccuracyHurt
Replace adaptive λ with fixed λ=0.5 (ablation)AGMixup · Cora, Citeseer, PubmedaccuracyHurt
Add contextual similarity-aware λ initialization (ablation)AGMixup · Cora, Citeseer, PubmedaccuracyHelped
Add uncertainty-aware λ adjustment (ablation)AGMixup · Cora, Citeseer, PubmedaccuracyHelped
Increase subgraph radius r up to 3 (ablation)AGMixup with GCN · Coraaccuracy: 83.90%Helped

Surprising findings

Limitations

Experimental setup

Datasets: Cora Citeseer Pubmed Coauthor CS Coauthor Physics ogbn-arxiv ogbn-products

Benchmarks: Cora Citeseer Pubmed Coauthor CS Coauthor Physics ogbn-arxiv ogbn-products

Metrics: node classification accuracy generalization gap

Baselines: GraphMix NodeMixup iGraphMix DropEdge PairNorm R-GMixup F-GMixup

Builds on: mixup GraphMix iGraphMix NodeMixup

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