Stanford CS224W: ML with Graphs | 2021 | Lecture 16.3 - Identity-Aware Graph Neural Networks

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Jure Leskovec
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I have a question regarding the node coloring. If we color the node we need to have the colored node in the computational graph. This can happen only for the specific classes of the graphs that are either small or that have high clustering coefficients or have high connectivity. Otherwise, we need to use larger k (for k-hops). So this solution is not universal?

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