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A Unified Graph Clustering Network

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Renda Han, Kuntharrgyal Khysru, Wenxin Zhang, Ronghao Fu, Z. Zhang, Kaiming Wang

https://doi.org/10.1145/3774904.3792266OpenAlex: W7152434320
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Problems Identified (2)

Isolated node-graph clustering: Existing graph clustering methods often handle node-level and graph-level clustering separately, wasting resources and limiting mutual knowledge transfer and performance improvement.

Isolated node-graph clustering: Existing graph clustering methods often handle node-level and graph-level clustering separately, wasting resources and limiting mutual knowledge transfer and performance improvement.

Proposed Solutions (5)

Unified Graph Clustering Network: UGCN collaboratively addresses node-level and graph-level clustering using both local and global graph information.

Dual-branch joint projector: The method uses a dual-branch projector for joint node-level and graph-level learning, combining node prototypes with subgraph and graph representations.

Bidirectional contrastive alignment: The two branches are aligned with joint contrastive objectives so node-level prototypes guide graph clustering and graph-level pseudo-labels improve node clustering.

Unified Graph Clustering Network: UGCN collaboratively addresses node-level and graph-level clustering using both local and global graph information.

Dual-branch joint projector: The method uses a dual-branch projector for joint node-level and graph-level learning, combining node prototypes with subgraph and graph representations.

Results (2)

State-of-the-art clustering performance:

State-of-the-art clustering performance:

Research Domain

Graph neural networks and graph clustering

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