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The Power of Graph Learning | Richard M. Karp Distinguished Lecture

Tuesday 15:30 Los Angeles (GMT-7)

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Berkeley, United States

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1 h 5 min

Abstract

Floris Geerts analyses the expressive power of graph-learning methods. Predictions on graph-structured data must respect isomorphism, motivating invariant operations such as neighbourhood aggregation. The lecture connects these compositional operations with database theory to explain what different graph-learning architectures can represent, with applications including molecules, social networks and recommendation systems.

Topics

graph-learning methodsgraph-structured dataisomorphisminvariant operationsneighbourhood aggregationdatabase theorygraph-learning architecturesmolecules
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