Ken Kaneiwa

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2023
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Yuga Oishi, Ken Kaneiwa:
Hierarchical Model Selection for Graph Neural Networks. IEEE Access 11: 16974-16983 (2023)
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Yuga Oishi, Ken Kaneiwa:
Multi-Duplicated Characterization of Graph Structures Using Information Gain Ratio for Graph Neural Networks. IEEE Access 11: 34421-34430 (2023)
2022
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Yuga Oishi, Ken Kaneiwa:
Hierarchical Model Selection for Graph Neural Netoworks. CoRR abs/2212.00898 (2022)
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Yuga Oishi, Ken Kaneiwa:
Multi-duplicated Characterization of Graph Structures using Information Gain Ratio for Graph Neural Networks. CoRR abs/2212.12691 (2022)

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