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Structurally Speaking: Motif-Oriented Graph Captioning through Bidirectional Graph-Text Translation
Graph captions should help readers understand graph structure, rather than simply translate adjacency matrices into long textual edge lists. A useful graph caption abstracts connectivity into recognizable motifs, such as hubs, paths, cycles, cliques, and bridges, because these motifs provide compact
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