LLMs achieve strong results on text-attributed graphs using only node textual descriptions, while most methods for encoding graph structure deliver marginal or negative gains.
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When Structure Doesn't Help: LLMs Do Not Read Text-Attributed Graphs as Effectively as We Expected
LLMs achieve strong results on text-attributed graphs using only node textual descriptions, while most methods for encoding graph structure deliver marginal or negative gains.
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Deep Neural Sheaf Diffusion
DNSD replaces the sheaf Laplacian with a sheaf adjacency operator, adds normalization and gating, and empirically outperforms GNN and NSD baselines by up to 30 percentage points on synthetic long-range graph tasks while also improving on real-world benchmarks.
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Artificial Intelligence for Food Innovation
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