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Temporal group-aware graph diffusion networks for dynamic link prediction
DOI:10.1016/j.ipm.2023.103292.png)
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Dynamic link prediction is a critical task in network research that seeks to predict future network links based on the relative behavior of prior network changes. However, most existing methods overlook mutual interactions between neighbors and long-distance interactions and lack the interpretability of the model's predictions. To tackle the above issues, in this paper, we propose a temporal group-aware graph diffusion network(TGGDN). First, we construct a group affinity matrix to describe mutual interactions between neighbors, i.e., group interactions. Then, we merge the group affinity matrix into the graph diffusion to form a group-aware graph diffusion, which simultaneously captures group interactions and long-distance interactions in dynamic networks. Additionally, we present a transformer block that models the temporal information of dynamic networks using self-attention, allowing the TGGDN to pay greater attention to task-related snapshots while also providing interpretability to better understand the network evolutionary patterns. We compare the proposed TGGDN with state-of-the-art methods on five different sizes of real-world datasets ranging from 1k to 20k nodes. Experimental results show that TGGDN achieves an average improvement of 8.3% and 3.8% in terms of ACC and AUC on all datasets, respectively, demonstrating the superiority of TGGDN in the dynamic link prediction task.
Keyword:
Dynamic link prediction
Graph convolutional networks
Dynamic graph embedding
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