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Open-World Graph Active Learning for Node Classification
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The great power of Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) relies on a large number of labeled training data, but obtaining the labels can be costly in many cases. Graph Active Learning (GAL) is proposed to reduce such annotation costs, but the existing methods mainly focus on improving labeling efficiency with fixed classes, and are limited to handle the emergence of novel classes. We term the problem as Open-World Graph Active Learning (OWGAL) and propose a framework of the same name. The key is to recognize novel-class as well as informative nodes in a unified framework. Instead of a fully connected neural network classifier, OWGAL employs prototype learning and label propagation to assign high uncertainty scores to the targeted nodes in the representation and topology space, respectively. Weighted sampling further suppresses the impact of unimportant classes by weighing both the node and class importance. Experimental results on four large-scale datasets demonstrate that our framework achieves a substantial improvement of 5.97% to 16.57% on Macro-F1 over state-of-the-art methods.
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Graph active learning
open-world learning
prototype learning
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