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Proformer: a scalable graph transformer with linear complexity

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刘柱 (Zhu Liu)
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Peng Wang *
倪翠 (Cui Ni)
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Zhang, Qingling
DOI:10.1007/s10489-024-06065-xdelete
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Since existing GNN methods use a fixed input graph structure for messages passing, they cannot solve the problems of heterogeneity, over-squashing, long-range dependencies, and graph incompleteness. The all-pair message passing scheme is an effective means to address the above issues. However, owing to the quadratic complexity problem of self-attention used in the all-pair message passing scheme, it is not possible to simultaneously guarantee the scalability and accuracy of the algorithm on large-scale graph datasets. In this paper, we propose Proformer, which uses multilayer dilation convolution to project the key and value in self-attention and uses a focused function to further enhance the model representation and reduce the computational complexity of the all-pair message passing scheme from quadratic to linear. The experimental results show that Proformer performs very well in tasks such as nodes, images, and text. Additionally, when scaled to large-scale graph datasets, it is able to effectively reduce the inference time and GPU memory utilization while guaranteeing the algorithm's accuracy. On OGB-Proteins, it not only improves the ROC-AUC by 3.2% but also conserves 27.8% of the GPU memory.
Keyword:
GNN
Self-attention
Quadratic complexity
Dilation convolution

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