Learning Efficient Hash Codes for Fast Graph-Based Data Similarity Retrieval

doi:10.1109/TIP.2021.3093387

Learning Efficient Hash Codes for Fast Graph-Based Data Similarity Retrieval

2021-01-01

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DOI：10.1109/TIP.2021.3093387

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Traditional operations, e.g. graph edit distance (GED), are no longer suitable for processing the massive quantities of graph-structured data now available, due to their irregular structures and high computational complexities. With the advent of graph neural networks (GNNs), the problems of graph representation and graph similarity search have drawn particular attention in the field of computer vision. However, GNNs have been less studied for efficient and fast retrieval after graph representation. To represent graph-based data, and maintain fast retrieval while doing so, we introduce an efficient hash model with graph neural networks (HGNN) for a newly designed task (i.e. fast graph-based data retrieval). Due to its flexibility, HGNN can be implemented in both an unsupervised and supervised manner. Specifically, by adopting a graph neural network and hash learning algorithms, HGNN can effectively learn a similarity-preserving graph representation and compute pair-wise similarity or provide classification via low-dimensional compact hash codes. To the best of our knowledge, our model is the first to address graph hashing representation in the Hamming space. Our experimental results reach comparable prediction accuracy to full-precision methods and can even outperform traditional models in some cases. In real-world applications, using hash codes can greatly benefit systems with smaller memory capacities and accelerate the retrieval speed of graph-structured data. Hence, we believe the proposed HGNN has great potential in further research.

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Task analysis

Measurement

Computational modeling

Binary codes

Graph neural networks

Data models

Training

Graph representation

graph neural networks

hash codes

similarity retrieval

Learning Efficient Hash Codes for Fast Graph-Based Data Similarity Retrieval

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