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Self-Explainable Multi-Label Graph Neural Network for Correlated Evidence Attribution
Multi-label graph learning intends to capture the intrinsic complexity of real-world applications, where one sample is often related to multiple groups or consists of multiple objects. To date, a handful of multi-label graph learning methods exist, but none of them integrate training-time interpretation capability. While post-hoc graph explainers have been developed, they do not explicitly model label-dependent evidence sharing in multi-label graph learners, especially when label pairs are weakly or negatively associated. As a result, post-hoc approaches may miss how evidence should be shared
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- arXiv · AI, language, vision and robotics · 2026-08-27T18:02:23.000Z
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