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Scalability of Graph Neural Network Policies in Wireless Communication Networks
Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) offer scalable solutions for wireless resource allocation, yet existing formal performance guarantees across varying scales for spatial and sparse graphs do not directly apply to these settings. Scalability theories rely on dense graphon limits or continuous manifold app
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