@GabriCorso
Gabriele Corso
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Thrilled to announce that our paper on the "Principal Neighbourhood Aggregation for Graph Nets" has been accepted at @NeurIPSConf #NeurIPS2020 ! Great thanks to the amazing team of co-authors @lukecavabarrett , @dom_beaini , @pl219_Cambridge and @PetarV_93 . (1/n)
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@GabriCorso
Gabriele Corso
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Using Borsuk-Ulam theorem we show that multiple aggregation functions are necessary for nodes to distinguish their neighbourhoods in GNN with continuous features. (2/n)
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@GabriCorso
Gabriele Corso
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We also propose scalers as a way to give nodes information about their degree and so generalise the injectivity property of the sum aggregator (from @KeyuluXu & @weihua916 et al.). (3/n)
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Gabriele Corso
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We then integrate these theoretical findings to propose an aggregation method, which we call Principal Neighbourhood Aggregation or PNA, combining multiple aggregators and logarithmic degree scalers. (4/n)
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@GabriCorso
Gabriele Corso
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Finally, we insert this aggregation method in an MPNN framework and show that it outperforms other methods both in a new synthetic multi-task benchmark and in real-world ones (from @vijaypradwi & @chaitjo et al.). (5/n)
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Gabriele Corso
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You can find the paper on arXiv (new version will be out soon) , the code on GitHub , a short presentation on SlidesLive and a talk by @PetarV_93 on YouTube . (6/n)
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