Machine Learning, Data Mining, and Optimization Methods for Graphs

Dear Colleagues,

This Special Issue focuses on advancing mathematical computing and algorithmic methodologies for graphs in the context of machine learning, data mining, and optimization. Graphs are versatile structures for modeling complex relationships in various fields, including social networks, biological systems, and industrial and communication networks. Recent developments in graph algorithms, graph neural networks, and combinatorial optimization have opened new opportunities for solving challenging problems involving graph-structured data.

We invite original contributions that explore novel mathematical models, computational techniques, and algorithmic innovations aimed at improving learning, inference, and optimization in graphs. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, graph-based machine learning algorithms, spectral graph theory, scalable graph mining techniques, combinatorial optimization on large-scale graphs, and applications in network analysis. This Special Issue aims to bridge the gap between theoretical advances in graph algorithms and their practical applications, providing a platform for researchers to present state-of-the-art methodologies and real-world implementations.

Potential authors are encouraged to submit high-quality manuscripts that contribute to the mathematical foundations, computational strategies, and algorithmic frameworks for graph-based problems.

Dr. Yang Lou
Guest Editor

Dr. Xiaowen Bi
Guest Editor Assistant

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