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HOPSE: Scalable Higher-Order Positional and Structural Encoder for Combinatorial Representations

NeurIPS 2026 · Graph learning › GNN architectures · approach: Expressive equivariant message passing · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes HOPSE, a message-passing-free encoder for combinatorial complexes that precomputes graph PSEs on Hasse graph decompositions, achieving linear scaling and competitive accuracy with faster training than HOMP models.

Problem

Higher-order message passing (HOMP) in topological neural networks is computationally expensive and scales poorly, with a combinatorial explosion of message passing routes over combinatorial complexes.

Approach

Decompose a combinatorial complex into strictly augmented Hasse graphs per neighborhood function, compute standard graph positional/structural encodings on each as a one-time preprocessing step, concatenate them per cell, and process with MLPs instead of message passing.

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Datasets: MUTAG PROTEINS NCI1 NCI109 BBB CYP3A4 Cl.Hep. Caco2 MANTRA

Benchmarks: MUTAG PROTEINS NCI1 NCI109 BBB CYP3A4 Cl.Hep. Caco2 MANTRA NAME MANTRA ORIENT MANTRA beta_1 MANTRA beta_2

Metrics: accuracy F1 MAE runtime per epoch

Baselines: GCN GAT GIN SCCNN SANN CWN CCCN TopoTune

Builds on: TopoBench TopoTune GPSE CCWL test Hasse graphs

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