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What Graph Machine Learning got wrong, from 63 theses
Summary written by a model from the records below: The records document practical failure modes encountered when training and deploying graph machine learning models across diverse scientific and relational domains. Authors repeatedly report that graph neural networks struggle with oversmoothing, fail to outperform simpler tabular baselines, and suffer when graph construction or message passing introduces noise. These records come from graduate theses, 2021 to 2026, each labeled with its degree where the repository states it, and each links to its thesis. They were extracted by language models reading the full text, so treat each as a lead to read, not a verdict.
Plus 9 problems the authors left open, listed at the end.
Failure modes, by theses reporting them
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Graph construction and neighborhood aggregation introduce noise and suboptimal connectivity
Connecting nodes through heuristic graphs or expanding neighborhood aggregation often introduces noise that degrades downstream performance. Incomplete or feature-only graph constructions also fail to preserve vital topological structures and spectral context.
Tried and failed
GNNs on static population graphs applied to tabular and imaging phenotype regression. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: Static heuristic graph construction introduces suboptimal connectivity compared to standard MLP baselines
Deep learning for interpretable brain age estimation · Imperial · PhD
Tried and failed
combining language models with graph structure embeddings applied to link prediction on sparse graphs. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: graph structure information introduced noise on sparse graphs, degrading prediction performance
Temporal link prediction in the wild · Imperial · PhD
Tried and failed
Graph convolutional networks with synthetic node features applied to non-attributed graph community detection. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: synthetic features like landing probabilities or random vectors fail to provide meaningful signals for GCN aggregation
On Statistical Learning for Structural Data: Data Fusion and Semi-supervised Learning · Harvard · PhD
Tried and failed
graph convolutional networks with neighborhood feature aggregation applied to influencer detection in social networks. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: aggregating neighborhood node features introduced noise and degraded predictive performance
Analyzing Networks with Hypergraphs: Detection, Classification, and Prediction · Virginia Tech · Doctorate
Considered and rejected
Considered and rejected: Rejected container-level node modeling in GNN graphs because generalization suffered compared to host-level node modeling with isolated application signatures.
Self-adaptive serverless edge computing for edge intelligence · TU Wien · PhD
Considered and rejected
Considered and rejected: Using full dependency graphs without pruning to entity-mention paths hurt representation learning in GraphTransfer.
Low-Resource Event Extraction · University of Oregon · PhD
Considered and rejected
Considered and rejected: Normalizing graph adjacency by the whole-matrix sum (P = A / sum(A)) instead of per-node row-sum normalization, rejected because it pushed low-degree nodes to the periphery and degraded recall.
Visualization beyond Riemannian Manifolds · Tübingen · PhD
Tried and failed
expanding knowledge graph embeddings to multi-hop neighborhoods applied to multimodal cross-attention feature enrichment. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: expanded neighborhood graphs introduced irrelevant concept noise that degraded cross-modal alignment
Commonsense for Zero-Shot Natural Language Video Localization · Virginia Tech · Master's
Tried and failed
random walk graph embedding on full hierarchy applied to unfiltered large-scale medical ontology. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: generating embeddings without domain-presence filtering introduced noise from irrelevant or overly granular concepts
Artificial Intelligence-Driven Clinical Decision Support for Antibiotic Optimisation · Imperial · PhD
Tried and failed
inserting multiple knowledge graph triplets into text applied to entity linking language models. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: inserting more candidate triplets introduced excessive noise compared to using a single triplet
Leveraging Structured Knowledge to Enable Efficient AI Assistants · Georgia Tech · PhD
Tried and failed
knowledge graph augmented retrieval generation applied to document question answering. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: vector search retrieved incorrect documents, compounding retrieval errors downstream
Loud Yet Invisible: A Humanist-Designed Pipeline for Unlocking the Early Modern Archive · Saskatchewan · Master's
Tried and failed
random graph connectivity in graph neural networks applied to named entity recognition. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: destroying structural layout priors removes informative relational context
From Structured Document To Structured Knowledge · MIT · PhD
Tried and failed
high correlation threshold for graph edge construction applied to node embedding correlation graph reconstruction. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: overly restrictive threshold caused excessive false negatives by omitting true dependencies
Learning and Reconstructing Conflicts in O-RAN · Virginia Tech · Master's
Tried and failed
k-nearest neighbor graph construction from features applied to adversarial graph purification and learning. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: Feature-only kNN connections discard spectral and topological structural information needed for accurate graph recovery
Accurate and Efficient Representation Learning on Large-Scale Graphs · Cornell · PhD
Graph neural networks fail to outperform simpler non-graph baselines
Complex graph architectures frequently provide negligible gains or lose directly to simple multilayer perceptrons, random forests, and raw feature baselines. Practitioners often reject or abandon graph models due to computational opacity and high inference overhead without accuracy benefits.
Tried and failed
graph convolutional network without pretraining applied to molecular property prediction. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: failed to exceed sequence-based models and barely matched simple baselines
Photoionization Detection of Volatile Organic Compounds · Harvard · PhD
Tried and failed
graph neural network on atomic coordinates applied to predicting global scalar material properties. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: provided only marginal accuracy improvement over random forest baselines despite much higher complexity
Using Deep Learning to Understand and Design Heterogeneous Materials · MIT · PhD
Tried and failed
graph neural networks with language model embeddings applied to chemical reaction yield prediction. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: failed to outperform random forests trained on molecular fingerprints and physical descriptors
Machine Learning for Chemical Reactivity Prediction: Paradigms, Challenges, and Applications · MIT · PhD
Tried and failed
increasing graph neural network architecture complexity applied to predicting electronic structure properties of crystals. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: advanced architectures provided only marginal accuracy gains while sacrificing physical interpretability
Computational and Data-Driven Design of Perturbed Metal Sites for Catalytic Transformations · Virginia Tech · Doctorate
Tried and failed
learned molecular graph embeddings applied to small molecule representation for drug-target interaction. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: learned embeddings failed to outperform simple fingerprint baselines
Learning the language of biomolecular interactions · MIT · PhD
Lost to a baseline
On CoauthorCS, simple Dense feed-forward baseline without graph structure (94.88±0.21%) outperformed GCN (93.85±0.23%), GAT (93.80±0.38%), and L-CAT (93.65±0.23%)
Mitigating Practical Limitations of GNNs through Explicit Inductive Biases · Tübingen · PhD
Lost to a baseline
Baseline graph-agnostic MLP (MAE 3.73 years) beat static population graph GCNs (MAE 3.89 to 5.19 years) and GATs (MAE 4.07 to 5.38 years).
Deep learning for interpretable brain age estimation · Imperial · PhD
Considered and rejected
Considered and rejected: Rejected Graph Neural Networks for node-level epidemic status inference in Chapter 1 in favor of standard MLPs for simplicity and generalizability to non-network models.
Approximate Bayesian Inference for Network Processes · Harvard · PhD
Considered and rejected
Considered and rejected: Rejected using complex non-linear deep learning or graph neural networks (GNNs) requiring structural input, choosing single-parameter-per-element compositional linear/ReLU models to retain human-interpretable chemical heuristics.
Learning Simple Chemical Heuristics to Model and Discover Materials · MIT · PhD
Considered and rejected
Considered and rejected: Rejected standalone deep graph neural networks (GNNs/CNNs) as primary operational classifiers due to black-box opacity, lack of auditability for financial regulators, and high computational inference costs.
AI-Driven Financial Market Surveillance: Detecting and Preventing Misconduct in Decentralized Systems · Politecnico di Torino · PhD
Lost to a baseline
Feature-based graph embedding methods MUSAE (AUC 0.5261 w/o POI, 0.4940 w/ POI), TENE (AUC 0.4928 w/o POI, 0.5316 w/ POI), and ASNE (AUC 0.4904 w/o POI, 0.5203 w/ POI) were outperformed by the raw feature baseline (AUC 0.5603 w/o POI, 0.7984 w/ POI).
Individual Human Mobility Models for sustainable cities applications · Scuola Normale Superiore · PhD
Tried and failed
graph neural networks as surrogate models applied to optimal power flow proxies. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: numerical instability and lower prediction accuracy compared to standard deep neural networks
Synergizing Machine Learning and Optimization: Scalable Real-Time Risk Assessment in Power Systems · Georgia Tech · PhD
Architectural additions and handcrafted augmentations fail to improve graph representations
Adding complex layers, attention mechanisms, handcrafted descriptors, or custom pooling functions often degrades performance or increases training instability. Simpler linear smoothing and standard pooling frequently match or exceed the performance of intricate graph components.
Tried and failed
augmenting graph neural networks with handcrafted molecular descriptors applied to molecular property prediction from semi-empirical calculations. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: hyperparameter tuning and manual descriptor concatenation yielded minimal performance gains or degraded predictive accuracy
High-throughput virtual screening of molecules for photon conversion · Imperial · Master's
Tried and failed
heuristic subgraph decomposition algorithms applied to molecular property prediction with graph networks. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: heuristic partitioning rules captured less meaningful substructures than standard greedy decomposition across benchmarks
Motif-based Graph Neural Networks: Representation, interpretation, and extraction · Iowa State · PhD
Tried and failed
attentive fingerprint graph neural network applied to molecular property and activity prediction. Outcome: too slow. Reason: increased computational time without consistent performance gains over graph attention networks
Exploring Graph Neural Networks for Molecular Activity Prediction · Harvard · Master's
Tried and failed
graph attention networks applied to molecular property prediction. Outcome: overfit. Reason: attention mechanisms showed large train-validation performance gaps compared to standard graph convolutions
Exploring Graph Neural Networks for Molecular Activity Prediction · Harvard · Master's
Tried and failed
replacing graph neural network with multi-layer perceptron applied to 3D part grouping feature encoding. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: loss of pairwise relational information between components
Novel learning-based techniques and benchmarks for 3D part grouping · Imperial · PhD
Tried and failed
pruning peripheral nodes to isolate local features applied to graph neural network property prediction. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: removing context nodes degrades representations that rely on broader structural context
Multiscale Models Of Interfacial Mechanics In Low Dimensional Systems · Penn · PhD
Considered and rejected
Considered and rejected: Rejected Message Passing Neural Network (MPNN) architecture in favor of Graph Attention Network because it gave similar performance (53.5% vs 53.0%) but MPNN was less interpretable and more complex.
Evaluating privacy and robustness in modern data processing systems · Imperial · PhD
Considered and rejected
Considered and rejected: Rejected nonlinear activations and dense weight aggregation layers in graph convolution, as linear feature propagation/smoothing was proven more effective and less complex
Advances in Multi-Stage Recommender Systems for Large Scale Applications · University College Dublin · PhD
Considered and rejected
Considered and rejected: Complex GNN architectures (GAT, GraphSAGE) rejected in favor of simple 2-layer GCN because graph sparsity rendered complex message-passing unnecessary and computationally heavier.
Towards Network-Guided Large-Scale Foundation Models on Single-Cell Transcriptomics · Virginia Tech · Master's
Tried and failed
sequential layers after graph neural network applied to source code function classification. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: CNN and LSTM layers after GG-NN performed worse than standard global pooling layers
Recommending TEE-based Functions Using a Deep Learning Model · Virginia Tech · Master's
Tried and failed
random landmark node selection for embedding applied to graph representation learning. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: random selection captured less structural importance than degree-based landmark selection across datasets
Graph Embedding for Retrieval · EPFL · PhD
Tried and failed
min pooling across edge-embedded graph dimensions applied to text graph neural networks. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: failed to retain discriminative features compared to max or average pooling
Improving Text Classification Using Graph-based Methods · Virginia Tech · Doctorate
Graph models fail to generalize across heterophilic directed or shifting graph topologies
Standard message passing and propagation methods fail when applied to heterophilic graphs where connected neighbors hold dissimilar properties. Models also experience severe performance degradation when evaluated on directed structures, larger time horizons, or unseen graph sizes.
Tried and failed
higher-expressivity substructure features in graph neural networks applied to molecular property prediction. Outcome: did not generalise. Reason: substructures providing higher vertex disambiguation (paths/trees) did not capture domain-relevant inductive biases like cycles
Neural function approximation on graphs: shape modelling, graph discrimination & compression · Imperial · PhD
Tried and failed
broadly trained graph neural network property prediction applied to ternary crystal magnetic property screening. Outcome: did not generalise. Reason: generalized crystal graph model exhibited systematic errors on multi-component compositions without domain-specific fine-tuning
The discovery and design of rare-earth-free magnets using machine learning · UT Austin · PhD
Tried and failed
discrete generative diffusion on graph adjacency matrices applied to knowledge graph link correction. Outcome: overfit. Reason: severe test set overfitting and failure to generalize beyond training graph structures
Scalable Methods for Knowledge Graph Reasoning and Generation · EPFL · PhD
Tried and failed
Magnetic Laplacian on continuous directed graphs applied to fuzzy directed graph representation learning. Outcome: did not generalise. Reason: Fails to separate in- and out-neighbor messages when generalized to continuous edge directions, reducing expressiveness
Developing Differentiable Toolkits for Computational Biology · Harvard · PhD
Tried and failed
heat diffusion priors on graph time series applied to spatial network time series forecasting. Outcome: did not generalise. Reason: Strict volume conservation in diffusion models degrades long-term prediction accuracy.
Multivariate time series forecasting for freeway networks · EPFL · PhD
Tried and failed
weight decay and dropout regularization applied to GNNs on heterophilic directed graphs. Outcome: did not generalise. Reason: regularization techniques failed to improve performance on heterophilic graph data
Deep learning on real-world graphs · Imperial · PhD
Tried and failed
label and residual propagation on graphs applied to heterophilic and negatively correlated networks. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: standard smoothing assumes positive homophily, failing when connected nodes have dissimilar labels
Modeling and Inferring Attributed Graphs · Cornell · PhD
Tried and failed
feature propagation for missing node attributes applied to heterophilous or low-homophily graphs. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: smoothing features across connected nodes fails when neighbors do not share similar attributes or classes
Deep learning on real-world graphs · Imperial · PhD
Considered and rejected
Considered and rejected: Rejected Graph Attention Networks (GAT) because they operate in a transductive setting requiring the entire graph structure during training, hindering generalization to unseen expansion stations.
Data-Driven Bike-Share Ridership Prediction and Network Optimization · York University · PhD
Tried and failed
learned optimizers parameterized by graph recurrent networks applied to distributed optimization. Outcome: did not generalise. Reason: performance degraded or saturated when evaluated on time horizons longer than seen during training
Control and Optimization over Large-Scale Networks · Penn · PhD
Tried and failed
relational graph neural networks with static fully-connected topologies applied to distributed multi-sensor time-series dynamics. Outcome: did not generalise. Reason: fixed fully connected graphs fail to reflect realistic sparse and dynamic interactions
Data analytics for real-time event identification using real phasor measurement unit data · Iowa State · PhD
Tried and failed
zero-shot policy transfer across network topologies applied to optimization algorithm parameter tuning. Outcome: did not generalise. Reason: policies trained on one graph structure fail on differently sized or structured graphs without retraining
Designing policy optimization algorithms for multi-agent reinforcement learning · Georgia Tech · PhD
Deep message passing causes representation oversmoothing and feature collapse
Stacking deeper graph convolutional layers or neural ODE blocks leads to oversmoothed node representations and diminished feature discriminability. Low-pass filtering across deep or densely connected graphs causes representations to collapse toward uniform outputs.
Tried and failed
deep message passing in graph neural networks applied to molecular property prediction. Outcome: did not generalise. Reason: Excessive message passing steps caused feature collapse and over-smoothing of node embeddings.
Advances in Artificial Intelligence for Accelerated Discovery of Energy Storage Polymers · Georgia Tech · PhD
Tried and failed
graph attention networks for relational modeling applied to inter-agent interaction modeling. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: Suffered from oversmoothing and failed to outperform a simple multilayer perceptron.
Unified and Multimodal Learning for Gaze Prediction in Naturalistic Settings · EPFL · PhD
Tried and failed
deepening spatio-temporal graph convolutional networks applied to motion and action prediction. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: increasing graph convolution depth caused over-smoothing of node representations
On the motion and action prediction using deep graph models · UT Austin · PhD
Tried and failed
stacking deeper continuous graph ODE blocks applied to spatio-temporal traffic forecasting. Outcome: overfit. Reason: increasing neural ODE-GNN depth from 2 to 6 layers caused overfitting relative to a single block
Graph-based Multi-ODE Neural Networks for Spatio-Temporal Traffic Forecasting · Virginia Tech · Master's
Tried and failed
increasing graph convolutional neural network layer depth applied to multi-object tracking feature association. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: deeper graph convolutions cause feature over-smoothing and degrade node discriminability
A Graph Convolutional Neural Network Based Approach for Object Tracking Using Augmented Detections With Optical Flow · Virginia Tech · Master's
Tried and failed
increasing graph convolutional network depth applied to small graph path prediction. Reason: over-smoothing and diminishing returns on small 5-node graphs beyond four layers
Space Layout Optimization For Natural Ventilation Using Machine Learning Techniques · Harvard · PhD
Tried and failed
standard graph convolutional networks applied to fully connected graphs in routing problems. Outcome: no signal. Reason: Low-pass filtering caused oversmoothing on complete graphs, producing uniform edge predictions that failed to guide search.
DEEP UNSUPERVISED MODELS LEVERAGING LEARNING AND REASONING · Cornell · PhD
Tried and failed
deep single-stage graph neural network applied to flow simulation on network graphs. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: increasing network depth caused severe oversmoothing of node representations
Towards quasi real-time simulations of district heating networks for an optimal sustainable design and control · EPFL · PhD
Considered and rejected
Considered and rejected: Restricting graph convolution depth to two hops to prevent oversmoothing and overfitting.
Graph Neural Networks for Interpretable Biomedical Data Analysis in Genomics and Structural Biology · Penn · PhD
Knowledge graph embedding and relation extraction methods suffer from sampling noise and corruption
Training relational graph embeddings without false negative filtering inadvertently corrupts representations by treating true relations as negative examples. Graph embedding approaches and continual expansion strategies also introduce excessive false predictions or become computationally intractable on large knowledge graphs.
Tried and failed
negative sampling without false negative filtering applied to knowledge graph embedding training. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: unfiltered corrupted triples inadvertently included true relations from the training set as negative examples
Using Multi-Relational Embeddings as Knowledge Graph Representations for Robotics Applications · Georgia Tech · PhD
Tried and failed
progressive architecture expansion for continual learning applied to knowledge graph relational embeddings. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: lower inference performance than finetuning and corrupted consolidated latent representations
Using Multi-Relational Embeddings as Knowledge Graph Representations for Robotics Applications · Georgia Tech · PhD
Tried and failed
relational graph convolutional networks applied to knowledge graph enrichment. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: None
Commonsense for Zero-Shot Natural Language Video Localization · Virginia Tech · Master's
Tried and failed
graph neural network embeddings for clustering applied to pairwise difference latent type identification. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: Node embeddings produced false positives and false negatives, underperforming baseline hierarchical clustering.
Essays On Machine Learning And Labor Economics · Penn · PhD
Tried and failed
uniform edge sampling from knowledge graphs applied to generating coherent multi-relational subgraphs. Reason: sampled disconnected or disjoint triplets that lacked semantic coherence for natural text expression
Collaborative AI Agents in the Era of Large Language Models · EPFL · PhD
Tried and failed
LLM reranking with web search retrieval applied to knowledge graph completion. Outcome: worse than baseline. Reason: Noisy external search results and mismatch with closed-world benchmark evaluation criteria.
From graphs to truth: towards efficient knowledge graph fusion for factual verification · Imperial · PhD
Lost to a baseline
DistMult and ComplEx embedding models were outperformed by TransE across all evaluated triple types in the threat knowledge graph.
Facilitating decision-making in large distributed systems with selfish and adversarial actors · Boston University · PhD
Considered and rejected
Considered and rejected: Rejected using purely data-driven GNN or translation-based embeddings without symbolic reasoning due to extreme data sparsity in clinical/standardization graphs.
Computational and human-based methods for knowledge discovery over knowledge graphs · Leibniz Universität Hannover · PhD
Considered and rejected
Considered and rejected: Rejected high-dimensional tensor GNN variants for MLN inference due to computational intractability on large knowledge graphs, choosing GNN with tunable embeddings.
Knowledge Reasoning with Graph Neural Networks · Georgia Tech · PhD
Left open by the authors
Problems the authors named and did not get to.
Left open
Evaluate 3D graph neural network architectures incorporating geometric features like distances, angles, and torsions for molecular activity prediction. Blocker: None
Exploring Graph Neural Networks for Molecular Activity Prediction · Harvard · Master's
Left open
Implement graph neural networks to encode drug compound chemical structures as molecular graphs instead of one-hot encodings for learning-to-rank models. Blocker: None
Robust learning to rank models and their biomedical applications · Boston University · PhD
Left open
Develop graph neural network embeddings or structure-agnostic representations for chemical structures in Bayesian optimization. Blocker: Lacks specific target problem, chemical dataset, and concrete baseline metrics
Bayesian optimisation in chemical problems · Imperial · PhD
Left open
Develop graph neural network architectures to predict edges and their directionality over higher-order representations such as graph-products and tensorial adjacencies. Blocker: None
Structure-aware graph representation learning using graph neural networks · Iowa State · PhD
Left open
Implement multitask learning neural networks with parallel regression and classification heads to predict physicochemical properties from GC chromatographic data. Blocker: None
Machine Learning for Structure-Agnostic Chemical Analysis from Chromatographic Data · Virginia Tech · Master's
Left open
Pre-train or augment graph neural network molecular activity predictors using large synthetic chemical datasets to improve performance on low-data empirical benchmarks. Blocker: None
Exploring Graph Neural Networks for Molecular Activity Prediction · Harvard · Master's
Left open
Develop graph neural network and transformer surrogate models trained on expanded MOF adsorption datasets to improve prediction and extrapolation. Blocker: None
Efficient and Accurate Incorporation of Flexibility and Defects Into the Modeling of Adsorption in Metal-Organic Frameworks · Georgia Tech · PhD
Left open
Implement a Graph Neural Network to replace the embedding prediction network in KD-EMD for spatial and relational knowledge distillation. Blocker: None
From Symbolic Reasoning to Object Embeddings: Advanced Approaches of Knowledge Distillation in Compacted Neural Networks · Texas Tech · PhD
Left open
Develop graph neural networks and graph variational autoencoders to optimize subgraph sampling and motif search on connectome graphs. Blocker: Lacks specific target architectures, quantitative efficiency benchmarks, or concrete graph sampling algorithms specified in the thesis
Deep Learning Tools for Next-Generation Connectomics · MIT · PhD
Who has worked on this
Authors of the public theses cited on this page, most-cited first.
- Guangyu Song · Harvard · Master's · 2024
Exploring Graph Neural Networks for Molecular Activity Prediction - Kyriaki Margarita Bintsi · Imperial · PhD · 2024
Deep learning for interpretable brain age estimation - Emanuele Rossi · Imperial · PhD · 2024
Deep learning on real-world graphs - Meghana Holla · Virginia Tech · Master's · 2023
Commonsense for Zero-Shot Natural Language Video Localization - Angel Andres Daruna · Georgia Tech · PhD · 2022
Using Multi-Relational Embeddings as Knowledge Graph Representations for Robotics Applications - Junfeng Cheng · Imperial · PhD · 2026
Novel learning-based techniques and benchmarks for 3D part grouping - Jacob W Polay · Saskatchewan · Master's · 2026
Loud Yet Invisible: A Humanist-Designed Pipeline for Unlocking the Early Modern Archive - MARIO TREROTOLA · Politecnico di Torino · PhD · 2026
AI-Driven Financial Market Surveillance: Detecting and Preventing Misconduct in Decentralized Systems - Zhaoning Yu · Iowa State · PhD · 2026
Motif-based Graph Neural Networks: Representation, interpretation, and extraction - Roberto Boghetti · EPFL · PhD · 2026
Towards quasi real-time simulations of district heating networks for an optimal sustainable design and control - Adam Lahouar · Virginia Tech · Master's · 2026
Machine Learning for Structure-Agnostic Chemical Analysis from Chromatographic Data - Yifan Wu · Imperial · PhD · 2025
Bayesian optimisation in chemical problems
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