Fast Mixture of Curvature-Aware Experts for Diverse and Dynamic Graph Topologies
Jiayi Yang, Xing Wei, Chunchun Chen, Yi Feng, Wengang Guo, Rui Fan, Xiaofeng Cao, Xin Sun, Wei Ye
Abstract
Dynamic graph learning, which focuses on modeling the merging, vanishing, and reconnection of nodes and edges, is crucial for real-world applications. In dynamic graphs, node neighborhoods often exhibit diverse and time-evolving topologies, including hierarchical, grid-like, and cyclic patterns. Existing methods typically embed graphs into a single curvature space, which limits the quality of node representations when the embedding geometry is not aligned well with the local graph topology. In this paper, we propose DyGMoCE , a Dy namic G raph Transformer with a M ixture o f C urvature-aware E xperts, which efficiently embeds each node at every timestamp into an adaptive curvature space. Specifically, DyGMoCE incorporates a mixture-of-experts framework to both the attention and feed-forward modules, where each expert operates on a Riemannian manifold with a distinct curvature. Then, motivated by the geometric continuity across the experts, we introduce a routing mechanism with a ranking constraint. To improve efficiency, we design a fast Riemannian attention module for DyGMoCE, achieving an average speedup of 27.5% and memory reduction of 52.6%. Notably, the fast Riemannian attention module is broadly applicable to Transformer models with sequence inputs. Extensive experimental results show that DyGMoCE significantly outperforms other state-of-the-art methods.
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