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GOttack: Universal Adversarial Attacks on Graph Neural Networks via Graph Orbits Learning
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Proposes GOttack, a universal adversarial attack on GNN node classifiers that exploits graph orbit (topological) structure to perturb graphs and degrade predictions.
Problem
Graph neural networks for node classification are vulnerable to adversarial structure perturbations that mislead predictions.
Approach
An adversarial attack framework that leverages graph orbits (topological structure patterns) to learn universal perturbations that undermine GNN predictions.
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