Learning on Multimodal Graphs: A Survey

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Main Authors: Peng, Ciyuan, He, Jiayuan, Xia, Feng
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author Peng, Ciyuan
He, Jiayuan
Xia, Feng
author_facet Peng, Ciyuan
He, Jiayuan
Xia, Feng
contents Multimodal data pervades various domains, including healthcare, social media, and transportation, where multimodal graphs play a pivotal role. Machine learning on multimodal graphs, referred to as multimodal graph learning (MGL), is essential for successful artificial intelligence (AI) applications. The burgeoning research in this field encompasses diverse graph data types and modalities, learning techniques, and application scenarios. This survey paper conducts a comparative analysis of existing works in multimodal graph learning, elucidating how multimodal learning is achieved across different graph types and exploring the characteristics of prevalent learning techniques. Additionally, we delineate significant applications of multimodal graph learning and offer insights into future directions in this domain. Consequently, this paper serves as a foundational resource for researchers seeking to comprehend existing MGL techniques and their applicability across diverse scenarios.
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spellingShingle Learning on Multimodal Graphs: A Survey
Peng, Ciyuan
He, Jiayuan
Xia, Feng
Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Graphics
Social and Information Networks
Multimodal data pervades various domains, including healthcare, social media, and transportation, where multimodal graphs play a pivotal role. Machine learning on multimodal graphs, referred to as multimodal graph learning (MGL), is essential for successful artificial intelligence (AI) applications. The burgeoning research in this field encompasses diverse graph data types and modalities, learning techniques, and application scenarios. This survey paper conducts a comparative analysis of existing works in multimodal graph learning, elucidating how multimodal learning is achieved across different graph types and exploring the characteristics of prevalent learning techniques. Additionally, we delineate significant applications of multimodal graph learning and offer insights into future directions in this domain. Consequently, this paper serves as a foundational resource for researchers seeking to comprehend existing MGL techniques and their applicability across diverse scenarios.
title Learning on Multimodal Graphs: A Survey
topic Machine Learning
Artificial Intelligence
Graphics
Social and Information Networks
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.05322