المفاهيم الأساسية
The core message of this article is to introduce a new approach, RECO-SLIP, that can effectively detect nodes belonging to novel categories in attributed graphs under subpopulation shifts between the source and target domains.
الملخص
The article addresses the problem of novel node category detection in attributed graphs, where distribution shifts can manifest through the emergence of new categories and changes in the relative proportions of existing categories.
Key highlights:
The authors formally define the problem of detecting nodes from novel categories in attributed graphs, particularly under conditions of subpopulation shift.
They introduce RECO-SLIP, which synergizes a recall-constrained learning framework with a sample-efficient link prediction mechanism to address the limitations of existing methods under subpopulation shifts and the underutilization of graph structures.
RECO-SLIP outperforms standard PU learning, propensity-weighting, and graph PU learning methods across multiple benchmark datasets, demonstrating its effectiveness and robustness.
The authors conduct an ablation study and a shift intensity study, confirming the importance of selective link prediction and the robustness of RECO-SLIP across different shift intensities.
الإحصائيات
The article does not contain any explicit numerical data or statistics to support the key logics. The focus is on the methodological contribution and empirical evaluation.
اقتباسات
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