The field of graph neural networks and quantum computing is rapidly evolving, with a focus on improving the efficiency and effectiveness of various applications. Recent research has explored the use of large language models and graph neural networks to enhance data efficiency in graph out-of-distribution detection, as well as the development of novel frameworks for graph-based personality detection and anomaly detection in microservice applications. Additionally, there have been significant advancements in quantum computing, including the development of high-performance software-hardware collaborative frameworks and hybrid quantum vision transformers for image classification. Noteworthy papers include LLM-GOOD, which proposes a general framework for combining the strengths of large language models and graph neural networks, and QPanda3, a high-performance quantum programming framework that enhances quantum computing efficiency through optimized circuit compilation and hardware-aware execution strategies.
Advances in Graph Neural Networks and Quantum Computing
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detectGNN: Harnessing Graph Neural Networks for Enhanced Fraud Detection in Credit Card Transactions
On the difficulty of order constrained pattern matching with applications to feature matching based malware detection
GAL-MAD: Towards Explainable Anomaly Detection in Microservice Applications Using Graph Attention Networks
Enhancing Customer Contact Efficiency with Graph Neural Networks in Credit Card Fraud Detection Workflow