Technical GlossaryDeep Learning
Graph Attention Network
A GNN architecture that combines neighboring nodes with learned attention weights rather than treating them equally.
A Graph Attention Network does not assume that all neighbors are equally important; instead, it learns which ones matter more. This makes information flow over the graph more selective and context-sensitive. It can be especially advantageous in problems with heterogeneous neighborhood structure. It is a strong example of how the attention idea can be adapted to graph domains.
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