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Graph Machine Learning

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

Graph-structured data are ubiquitous in many fields and, in particular, electronics and computer science. Graphs allow modelling complex system, but to unlock the potential of these data, machine learning plays an important role. However, existing learning algorithms are mostly adapted to Euclidean (non-graph) structures. Therefore, there is an increasing interest in extending machine learning approaches for graph and manifold data.

In this Project Collection, we welcome submissions (both of research papers and reviews) related to machine and deep learning with graphs in computer sciences. The topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

  • Learning representations of non-Euclidean data;
  • Advanced information processing and architectures (graph neural networks, graph filtering, graph pooling, parameter learning, etc.);
  • Training frameworks (unsupervised, semi-supervised, weakly, self- or supervised learning, as well as active learning, domain adaptation, or transfer learning);
  • Theoretical aspects (expressive power, scalability trade-off, etc.).

Prof. Dr. Gemma Piella
Collection Editor

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Keywords

  • graphs
  • non-Euclidean data
  • manifolds
  • machine learning
  • geometrical deep learning

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