Local Cluster-Aware Attention for Non-Euclidean Structure Data

Abstract

Meaningful representation of large-scale non-Euclidean structured data, especially in complex domains like network security and IoT system, is one of the critical problems of contemporary machine learning and deep learning. Many successful cases of graph-based models and algorithms deal with non-Euclidean structured data. However, It is often undesirable to derive node representations by walking through the complete topology of a system or network (graph) when it has a very big or complicated structure. An important issue is using neighborhood knowledge to deduce the symmetric network’s topology or graph. The traditional approach to solving the graph representation learning issue is surveyed from machine learning and deep learning perspectives. Second, include local neighborhood data encoded to the attention mechanism to define node solidarity and enhance node capture and interactions. The performance of the proposed model is then assessed for transduction and induction tasks that include downstream node categorization. The attention model taking clustering into account has successfully equaled or reached the state-of-the-art performance of several well-established node classification benchmarks and does not depend on previous knowledge of the complete network structure, according to experiments. Following a summary of the research, we discuss problems and difficulties that must be addressed for developing future graph signal processing algorithms and graph deep learning models, such as graph embeddings’ interpretability and adversarial resilience. At the same time, it has a very positive impact on network security and artificial intelligence security.