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📄 Abstract
Abstract: Graph clustering plays a crucial role in graph representation learning but
often faces challenges in achieving feature-space diversity. While Deep
Modularity Networks (DMoN) leverage modularity maximization and collapse
regularization to ensure structural separation, they lack explicit mechanisms
for feature-space separation, assignment dispersion, and assignment-confidence
control. We address this limitation by proposing Deep Modularity Networks with
Diversity-Preserving Regularization (DMoN-DPR), which introduces three novel
regularization terms: distance-based for inter-cluster separation,
variance-based for per-cluster assignment dispersion, and an assignment-entropy
penalty with a small positive weight, encouraging more confident assignments
gradually. Our method significantly enhances label-based clustering metrics on
feature-rich benchmark datasets (paired two-tailed t-test, $p\leq0.05$),
demonstrating the effectiveness of incorporating diversity-preserving
regularizations in creating meaningful and interpretable clusters.
Authors (2)
Yasmin Salehi
Dennis Giannacopoulos
Submitted
January 23, 2025
Key Contributions
Proposes Deep Modularity Networks with Diversity-Preserving Regularization (DMoN-DPR) to address limitations in feature-space diversity for graph clustering. It introduces three novel regularization terms: distance-based for inter-cluster separation, variance-based for intra-cluster dispersion, and an assignment-entropy penalty for confidence control, significantly enhancing clustering performance.
Business Value
Improves the ability to discover meaningful groups within complex network data, leading to better insights in social network analysis, customer segmentation, and biological network studies.