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Paper and code released on invertible graph aggregation and classifier width

The author manuscript, code, and reproduction materials for Invertible Graph Aggregation Can Increase ReLU Readout Width are now available on GitHub.

The study and public materials

Using a tree construction, the study shows that mixing neighboring features can preserve all information in the feature table while requiring more hidden units in a shallow classifier that reads each node separately. The classifier is a ReLU network with one hidden layer shared across all nodes. The number of hidden units in this layer is its width.

The author manuscript is version 1.0.1; code and reproduction materials remain version 1.0.0. The paper and reproduction instructions are available through the release and repository links below.

Paper and release details

Paper
Invertible Graph Aggregation Can Increase ReLU Readout Width
Authors
Hiroyasu Usami, Masanori Tsukamoto, Kohei Hashiguchi
Manuscript
Author preprint v1.0.1 (GitHub early release)
Code and reproduction materials
v1.0.0
Submission
Submitted to IEEE Access on 25 October 2026