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Learning temporal attention in dynamic graphs with bilinear interactions.

Boris Knyazev^1,2, Carolyn Augusta^2,3,4, Graham W Taylor^1,2,5

¹School of Engineering, University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, Canada.

|March 4, 2021

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This study introduces a new model for dynamic graphs that learns temporal attention from node communication, outperforming human-specified graphs and offering interpretable results for link prediction.

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Area of Science:

Graph theory
Machine learning
Network science

Background:

Reasoning about dynamic graphs is crucial in fields like bioinformatics and social networks.
Human-specified long-term connections in graphs are costly and often suboptimal.
Existing methods struggle with the complexities of evolving graph structures.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a novel model for inferring temporal attention in dynamic graphs.
To overcome limitations of human-specified edges in graph-based tasks.
To improve the accuracy and interpretability of dynamic link prediction.

Main Methods:

Utilizing temporal point processes and variational autoencoders to model graph dynamics.
Learning temporal attention from observed node communication patterns.
Introducing a bilinear transformation layer for enhanced node feature propagation.

Main Results:

The proposed model frequently surpasses baseline models that rely on human-specified graphs.
Learned temporal attention demonstrates semantic interpretability.
Inferred connections align closely with actual graph structures in dynamic link prediction tasks.

Conclusions:

Observing node communication effectively infers crucial temporal attention for dynamic graphs.
The model offers a flexible and efficient alternative to human-specified graph data.
This approach enhances dynamic link prediction and provides interpretable network insights.