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Hypergraph Generation via Structured Stochastic Diffusion

NeurIPS 2026 · Image generation › Fast diffusion sampling · approach: Diffusion theory and design space · 0 citations (OpenAlex)

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Proposes HEDGE, a structured heat–OU stochastic diffusion on relaxed hypergraph incidence matrices, trained by regressing a state-only reverse-drift network onto exact conditional targets, and shows improved hypergraph generation on six real datasets.

Problem

Generating realistic hypergraphs, where node participation, hyperedge-size heterogeneity and overlap structure must be captured without pairwise reduction.

Approach

A forward diffusion in incidence space that combines a two-sided hypergraph heat operator (node-side and hyperedge-side normalised Laplacians) near the data with an Ornstein–Uhlenbeck component late in time, making the conditional forward process linear-Gaussian so exact reverse-drift targets are available for regression.

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Experimental setup

Datasets: Cora CiteSeer Actor House-Committees DBLP Twitch

Benchmarks: Cora CiteSeer Actor House-Committees DBLP Twitch

Metrics: Overlap Tail Gap Intersection WD Feature MMD Node spectral WD Edge spectral WD

Baselines: HCM-MCMC ER-HG HYGENE

Builds on: score-based diffusion (Anderson time reversal) HYGENE normalised hypergraph Laplacian

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