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Effective Resistance and Graph Neural Network Reliability in Tissue-Specific Interactomes
Protein function annotation needs to know which predictions to distrust, not only what a model predicts. We ask whether tissue-specific interaction structure carries that information. Our candidate signal is effective resistance, used previously to relieve over-squashing by rewiring. Across 24 tissu
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