A Network Science Perspective on Evaluating Deep Graph Generative Models

The paper evaluates deep graph generative models against traditional network science models by comparing the topological similarity of generated networks to real-world networks and their effectiveness in identifying node immunization strategies for epidemic or misinformation spread. It finds that two deep graph generative models produce synthetic networks that closely resemble real-world structural properties, enabling them to identify effective immunization strategies.

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