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GeoGAE: Scalable Graph-Level Autoencoding via Hyperball Cloud Representations

Embedding structured objects into Euclidean spaces has enabled a wide range of successful machine learning applications. Such objects include words, documents, image patches, time series, and graph nodes. In contrast, embedding entire graphs remains a challenging problem. Existing methods either sustain the original order of the graph nodes or match the output nodes to the input ones, both of which create scalability issues. In this work, we propose a graph representation as a cloud of hyperballs, which allows us to define a specific, typically unique, node ordering. Based on this representation, we propose GeoGAE, an autoencoder, in which the Transformer encoder translates a hyperball cl...

AuthorsRadosław Nowak, Anna Bielawska, Bogusz Stefańczyk et al.
Primary categorycs.LG
Published28 September 2026
Last updated at source28 September 2026
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