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    • Computer Vision

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    • Graph MLP Mixers offer efficiency but are limited by slow token extraction.

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    • Introduce ChebMixer, a novel graph MLP Mixer architecture.
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    • Utilize fast Chebyshev polynomial-based spectral filtering for multiscale node representation.
    • Employ MLP Mixer for refining node representations.
    • Aggregate multiscale representations using Chebyshev interpolation.

    Main Results:

    • ChebMixer demonstrates significant improvements in homogeneous and heterophilic graph node classification.
    • Achieved 1.45% and 4.15% average performance gains on homogeneous and heterophilic graphs, respectively, compared to NAGphormer.
    • Improved medical image segmentation performance by 1.39% compared to VM-UNet.

    Conclusions:

    • ChebMixer offers powerful representation capabilities and fast computation.
    • The architecture effectively extracts informative node representations for downstream tasks.
    • ChebMixer shows broad applicability across diverse graph mining and segmentation tasks.