RAwR augments graphs with role-aware quotient graphs from approximate equitable partitions to accelerate long-range communication in GNNs, achieving SOTA results on homophilic, heterophilic, and long-range benchmarks while recovering master-node rewiring in the limit.
arXiv preprint arXiv:2002.05287 (2020)
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PLACE: Prompt Learning for Attributed Community Search in Large Graphs
PLACE is a prompt-augmented graph framework for attributed community search that integrates learnable tokens with GNNs via alternating training and divide-and-conquer scaling, achieving 22% higher average F1 scores than prior methods on nine real-world graphs.