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GNN: Graph Neural Network and Large Language Model for Data Discovery

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arxiv 2408.13609 v2 pith:DSY42IA6 submitted 2024-08-24 cs.DB cs.CLcs.LG

classification cs.DBcs.CLcs.LG
keywords datadiscoverygraphlanguagelargeneuralplodtext
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Our algorithm GNN: Graph Neural Network and Large Language Model for Data Discovery inherit the benefits of \cite{hoang2024plod} (PLOD: Predictive Learning Optimal Data Discovery), \cite{Hoang2024BODBO} (BOD: Blindly Optimal Data Discovery) in terms of overcoming the challenges of having to predefine utility function and the human input for attribute ranking, which helps prevent the time-consuming loop process. In addition to these previous works, our algorithm GNN leverages the advantages of graph neural networks and large language models to understand text type values that cannot be understood by PLOD and MOD, thus making the task of predicting outcomes more reliable. GNN could be seen as an extension of PLOD in terms of understanding the text type value and the user's preferences, not only numerical values but also text values, making the promise of data science and analytics purposes.

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  1. Algorithms for estimating linear function in data mining

    cs.IR 2025-06 reject novelty 2.0 of 10

    A short restatement of prior work on estimating linear utility functions, highlighting the author's own GNN algorithm with a flawed error bound and no experiments.

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