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Path Laplacian Encodings for Directed Graphs

Directed graphs naturally model many real-world systems in which interactions are asymmetric, such as citation networks, web graphs, and information-flow networks. However, graph learning methods commonly rely on message passing with symmetrized graph representations or positional encodings that only partially exploit edge directionality. We introduce PathLapPE, a novel spectral positional encoding (PE) derived from the path Laplacian on directed graphs. PathLapPE provides node- and edge-level features that encode directional higher-order structure and can be incorporated into standard graph learning architectures. Empirical results on node- and graph-level benchmark tasks show that PathL...

AuthorsLydia Mezrag, Semih Cantürk, Michael Perlmutter et al.
Primary categorycs.LG
Published3 October 2026
Last updated at source3 October 2026
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