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Position-aware and structure emb e dding networks for deep graph matching

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Dongdong Chen
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Yuxing Dai
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张立箎 (Lichi Zhang) *
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Zhihong Zhang
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Edwin R. Hancock
DOI:10.1016/j.patcog.2022.109242delete
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Graph matching refers to the process of establishing node correspondences based on edge-to-edge con-straints between graph nodes. This can be formulated as a combinatorial optimization problem under node permutation and pairwise consistency constraints. The main challenge of graph matching is to ef-fectively find the correct match while reducing the ambiguities produced by similar nodes and edges. In this paper, we present a novel end-to-end neural framework that converts graph matching to a linear assignment problem in a high-dimensional space. This is combined with relative position information at the node level, and high-order structural arrangement information at the subgraph level. By capturing the relative position attributes of nodes between different graphs and the subgraph structural arrangement attributes, we can improve the performance of graph matching tasks, and establish reliable node-to-node correspondences. Our method can be generalized to any graph embedding setting, which can be used as components to deal with various graph matching problems answered with deep learning methods. We validate our method on several real-world tasks, by providing ablation studies to evaluate the generaliza-tion capability across different categories. We also compare state-of-the-art alternatives to demonstrate performance.(c) 2022 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keyword:
Graph Matching
Graph Embedding
Deep Neural Network
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