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Riemannian Graph Tokenizer for Structural Knowledge Transfer

Foundation models are at the forefront of artificial intelligence. A tokenizer, converting the raw input into discrete representations that the model can understand, plays an important role to the success of foundation models. Unlike the text tokenizer that is well studied in large language models, graph tokenizer is still at its early stage, facing the challenges of tackling the non-Euclidean structures and capturing the structural semantics. How to design a graph tokenizer for structural knowledge transfer? To this end, we propose a Riemannian Graph Tokenizer (RGT) that bridges the structural knowledge and quantized representations to support cross-domain structural knowledge transfer. ...

AuthorsQimin Zhou, Haibo Liu, Yujie Wang et al.
Primary categorycs.LG
Published11 October 2026
Last updated at source11 October 2026
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