On the Complexity of Optimal Graph Rewiring for Oversmoothing and Oversquashing in Graph Neural Networks
On the Complexity of Optimal Graph Rewiring for Oversmoothing and Oversquashing in Graph Neural Networks explores This paper theoretically investigates the computational complexity of optimizing graph structures to improve Graph Neural Network performance, proving NP-hardness for exact solutions.. Commercial viability score: 2/10 in Graph Neural Networks.
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