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Unsupervised Multiple Kernel Learning for Graphs via Ordinality Preservation
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Proposes an unsupervised multiple kernel learning method for graphs that selects and combines graph kernels by preserving ordinality of similarities, aimed at clustering tasks.
Problem
Choosing the most appropriate graph kernel for evaluating graph similarities in unsupervised settings (e.g., clustering) without labeled data is difficult.
Approach
Unsupervised multiple kernel learning for graphs that combines multiple graph kernels guided by an ordinality-preservation objective, rather than relying on labels to select the kernel.
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