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crossrefMachine Learning and Knowledge Extraction2022-04-30Cited by 5

Missing Data Estimation in Temporal Multilayer Position-Aware Graph Neural Network (TMP-GNN)

Bahareh Najafi, Saeedeh Parsaeefard, Alberto Leon-Garcia

GNNs have been proven to perform highly effectively in various node-level, edge-level, and graph-level prediction tasks in several domains. Existing approaches mainly focus on static graphs. However, many graphs change over time and their edge may disappear, or the node/edge attribute may alter from one time to the other. It is essential to consider such evolution in the representation learning of nodes in time-varying graphs. In this paper, we propose a Temporal Multilayer Position-Aware Graph Neural Network (TMP-GNN), a node embedding approach for dynamic graphs that incorporates the interdependence of temporal relations into embedding computation. We evaluate the performance of TMP-GNN on two different representations of temporal multilayered graphs. The performance is assessed against the most popular GNNs on a node-level prediction task. Then, we incorporate TMP-GNN into a deep learning framework to estimate missing data and compare the performance with their corresponding competent GNNs from our former experiment, and a baseline method. Experimental results on four real-world datasets yield up to 58% lower ROCAUC for the pair-wise node classification task, and 96% lower MAE in missing feature estimation, particularly for graphs with a relatively high number of nodes and lower mean degree of connectivity.

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