Publications by authors named "Yanchao Tan"

Recently, heterogeneous graphs have attracted widespread attention as a powerful and practical superclass of traditional homogeneous graphs, which reflect the multi-type node entities and edge relations in the real world. Most existing methods adopt meta-path construction as the mainstream to learn long-range heterogeneous semantic messages between nodes. However, such schema constructs the node-wise correlation by connecting nodes via pre-computed fixed paths, which neglects the diversities of meta-paths on the path type and path range.

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Multi-view learning is an emerging field of multi-modal fusion, which involves representing a single instance using multiple heterogeneous features to improve compatibility prediction. However, existing graph-based multi-view learning approaches are implemented on homogeneous assumptions and pairwise relationships, which may not adequately capture the complex interactions among real-world instances. In this paper, we design a compressed hypergraph neural network from the perspective of multi-view heterogeneous graph learning.

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Article Synopsis
  • Graphs are essential for modeling interconnected entities, but real-world graphs present challenges due to complex attributes and structures that current graph neural networks (GNNs) struggle to handle effectively.
  • The proposed approach combines language models (LMs) and random walks (RWs) to create unsupervised, generic graph representations that capture both node attributes and graph structures without being tied to specific predictions.
  • Experimental results show that this method significantly outperforms existing unsupervised node embedding techniques across various real-world datasets, suggesting potential for improved modeling of complex graphs using LMs.
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Personalized diagnosis prediction based on electronic health records (EHR) of patients is a promising yet challenging task for AI in healthcare. Existing studies typically ignore the heterogeneity of diseases across different patients. For example, diabetes can have different complications across different patients (e.

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