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RBF-GNN: Rational Basis Functions for Pseudo-Coordinate based Graph Convolutions
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Pawe{\l} Batorski, Abtin Pourhadi, Paul Swoboda

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RBF-GNN: Rational Basis Functions for Pseudo-Coordinate based Graph Convolutions

arXiv:2609.37015v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: We propose RBF-GNN, a new pseudo-coordinate based graph neural network architecture that takes into account Euclidean, spherical or angular coordinates and uses them to induce a powerful spatial inductive bias. Similar in architecture to SplineCNN, we improve upon the latter by replacing the less efficient sparse-activation based B-splines whose number grows exponentially with dimension by rational Pad\'e basis functions. For effective training we propose a spline-subspace initialization and a variance-preserving weight rescaling. Experimentally, we evaluate on a number of popular neural network architectures that use SplineCNNs. We replace only the SplineCNNs with RBF-GNN. We achieve improved results, including on semantic keypoint matching, shape matching, event based camera computer vision tasks. We will make our implementation publicly available upon acceptance of the paper.

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