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Degraded but Not Entirely Ineffective: PE-Based Deformable Graph Neural Networks
Many real-world scenarios can be represented using graph-structured data. However, traditional GNNs that transmit messages based on first-order neighbors have long faced several fundamental contradictions: increasing depth leads to over-smoothing, long-range dependencies cause over-compression, fixe
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