Graph metanetworks can generalize across widths with principled modifications

The authors propose Transferable Graph Metanetworks, achieving size transfer by enforcing invariance and continuity.

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Yuxin Ma · Adir Dayan · Yam Eitan · Haggai Maron · Soledad Villar

Johns Hopkins University · Technion · NVIDIA

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The authors introduce modifications to graph metanetworks that make predictions transferable across input networks of different widths.

The authors start from existing graph metanetworks (GMNs) and apply three modifications: fan-in rescaling of input weights, mean aggregation in message passing, and a layer-wise mean readout.

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Graph metanetworks can be modified to generalize across input networks of different widths, enabling training on small networks and evaluation on larger ones.

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