5 accepted papers
Heterogeneous Information Networks (HINs) provide a powerful framework for modeling multi-typed entities and relations, typically defined under a fixed schema. Yet, most research assumes this structure is given, overlooking the fact that alternative designs can emphasize different aspects of the dat…
Graph pooling has gained significant progress in recent years as an effective solution for graph-level property classification tasks. With the emergence of research on Heterogeneous Information Networks (HINs), this paper argues that graph-level datasets for graph classification should be treated as
Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) frequently face class imbalance issues, especially in heterogeneous graphs. Existing GNNs often assume balanced class sizes, which isn’t true in many cases. Applying them directly to imbalanced data can lead to sub-optimal performance. Traditional oversampling methods, w…
Graph neural networks are a promising deep learning method that can apply graph structures to various tasks. In real-world scenarios, we often have heterogeneous graphs, wherein different node and edge types capture complex interactions between nodes. High-dimensional node features provide rich info…
Network anomaly detection (NAD) aims to capture potential abnormal behaviors by observing traffic data over a period of time. In this work, we propose a machine learning framework based on XGBoost and deep neural networks to classify normal traffic and anomalous traffic. Data-driven feature engineer…