With an increasing number of applications where data can be represented as graphs, graph neural networks (GNNs) are a useful tool to apply deep learning to graph data. Signed networks, with both positive and negative edge weights, and directed networks, with asymmetric sending and receiving patterns, are important types of networks that are linked to many real-world problems. In this talk, I will introduce two graph neural network models for node clustering in signed networks and directed networks, respectively, as well as a spectral graph neural network model based on a novel notion of magnetic signed Laplacian for signed directed graphs. I will also share with you a PyTorch library for signed and directed GNNs.
Statistics Seminar
Friday, September 27
10:30am MST/AZ
WXLR A309
Yixuan He
Assistant Professor
School of Mathematical and Natural Sciences
Arizona State University