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Curated Research & Literature

40 recent arXiv papers spanning all 6 GTI domains — surveyed, summarized, and mapped to the graph taxonomy we steward. Updated for 2024–2026.

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Data & Knowledge

9 papers

LLM-empowered Knowledge Graph Construction: A Survey

Systematic analysis of how LLMs reshape the three-layered KG construction pipeline — ontology engineering, knowledge extraction, and knowledge fusion.

GTI Relevance: Demonstrates the convergence of LLMs and knowledge graphs, a central topic for educating practitioners on modern KG construction.

A Survey of Graph Retrieval-Augmented Generation for Customized LLMs

Introduces GraphRAG as a paradigm overcoming traditional RAG limitations through graph-structured knowledge representation, enabling multihop reasoning.

GTI Relevance: GraphRAG is a breakthrough application of knowledge graphs in AI systems, ideal for practical KG education.

A Survey on Spatio-Temporal Knowledge Graph Models

Surveys STKGs that integrate entities, relationships, time, and space for environmental systems, urban planning, and transportation.

GTI Relevance: Demonstrates how knowledge graphs extend beyond static representations into temporal and spatial domains.

Survey: Graph Databases

Comprehensive survey examining property graph models, query languages (Cypher, PGQL, GQL), and storage architectures.

GTI Relevance: Essential reference covering the full landscape of graph database technologies and standards.

Multi-Agent GraphRAG: Text-to-Cypher for Labeled Property Graphs

Multi-agent framework translating natural language questions into Cypher queries over labeled property graphs.

GTI Relevance: Bridges natural language AI and property graph databases, demonstrating practical interoperability.

Learning-Augmented Online Bipartite Matching

Advances algorithmic theory for bipartite graph optimization with ML-augmented decision-making in the random arrival model.

GTI Relevance: Demonstrates the intersection of classical graph algorithms and modern ML for bipartite applications.

Understanding Survey Paper Taxonomy via Graph Representation Learning

Uses graph representation learning on co-category structures to classify papers within a taxonomy, outperforming language models.

GTI Relevance: Shows how graph methods organize knowledge hierarchically, relevant to taxonomy graph education.

TELEClass: Taxonomy Enrichment and LLM-Enhanced Hierarchical Text Classification

Combines LLMs with taxonomy enrichment for hierarchical text classification using graph-structured label hierarchies.

GTI Relevance: Illustrates how taxonomy graphs are enriched and leveraged in modern NLP pipelines.

SPARQL Query Generation with LLMs: Training Data Memorization & Knowledge Injection

Evaluates LLM-generated SPARQL queries for question answering over knowledge graphs and linked data endpoints.

GTI Relevance: Shows how modern AI interfaces with SPARQL and RDF endpoints for linked data querying.

AI & Machine Learning

8 papers

GNNs in the Real World: Imbalance, Noise, Privacy and OOD Challenges

Reviews GNN solutions to four critical real-world challenges: class imbalance, noisy data, privacy constraints, and out-of-distribution generalization.

GTI Relevance: Essential survey for understanding practical GNN deployment challenges.

Graph Neural Networks for Next-Generation IoT

Explores GNN deployment in next-gen IoT systems with 6G technologies — massive MIMO, RIS, THz communication, and satellite systems.

GTI Relevance: Shows the expanding frontier of GNN applications beyond traditional domains.

Optimizing Automatic Differentiation with Deep Reinforcement Learning

Frames automatic differentiation as an ordered vertex elimination problem on the computational graph, using deep RL for efficient elimination.

GTI Relevance: Directly addresses computational graph optimization for neural network training.

Enabling Automatic Differentiation with Mollified Graph Neural Operators

First method to leverage automatic differentiation and compute exact gradients on arbitrary geometries via graph neural operators.

GTI Relevance: Extends computational graph concepts into scientific computing via graph neural operators.

Bayesian Network Software Packages: Structure & Parameter Learning (2025 Ed.)

Reviews the most relevant tools for Bayesian Network structure and parameter learning with practical recommendations.

GTI Relevance: Directly useful as an educational resource for Bayesian network tooling.

Bayesian Network Structure Discovery Using Large Language Models

Unified framework (PromptBN and ReActBN) placing LLMs at the center of Bayesian network structure discovery.

GTI Relevance: New paradigm for Bayesian network construction using LLMs, transforming classical graph methods.

Survey of Abstract Meaning Representation: Then, Now, Future

Comprehensive survey of AMR parsing (text-to-AMR) and generation (AMR-to-text), with applications in NLP tasks.

GTI Relevance: Definitive reference for NLP graph curriculum covering the full AMR landscape.

Finetuned LLMs in Abstract Meaning Representation Parsing

Demonstrates that finetuning decoder-only LLMs achieves comparable performance to complex AMR parsers, simplifying graph construction.

GTI Relevance: LLMs are democratizing AMR graph parsing, lowering barriers to entry.

Social & Network

7 papers

A Comprehensive Review of Community Detection in Graphs

Thorough exposition of community detection methods: modularity-based, spectral clustering, probabilistic modeling, and deep learning.

GTI Relevance: Comprehensive reference covering the full spectrum of community detection methods.

Community Detection Robustness of Graph Neural Networks

Evaluates robustness of GNN-based community detection under adversarial perturbations and noisy graph structures.

GTI Relevance: Can GNN-based community detection be trusted in real-world social networks?

Graph Neural Networks for Financial Fraud Detection: A Review

Unified framework categorizing GNN methodologies for financial fraud detection, significantly outperforming traditional methods.

GTI Relevance: Core reference demonstrating graph technology's high-impact application in fraud prevention.

ATM-GAD: Adaptive Temporal Motif Graph Anomaly Detection

Temporal motif extraction and dual-attention blocks detect multi-step fraud schemes in financial networks.

GTI Relevance: Breakthrough in temporal financial graph analysis using graph motifs.

DynBERG: Dynamic BERT-based GNN for Financial Fraud Detection

Integrates Graph-BERT with GRU layers to capture temporal evolution across subgraphs in directed financial transaction networks.

GTI Relevance: Shows the convergence of transformer and graph architectures for temporal financial networks.

Structure-prior Informed Diffusion Model for Graph Source Localization

Generative diffusion framework with topology-aware priors for robust source localization in information propagation networks.

GTI Relevance: Addresses tracing misinformation origins, cyber threats, and infrastructure failures in networks.

Diffusion Model Agnostic Social Influence Maximization in Hyperbolic Space

Influence maximization methods using hyperbolic space representations that capture hierarchical social influence structures.

GTI Relevance: Novel geometric perspective on influence propagation graphs, expanding the mathematical toolkit.

Infrastructure

5 papers

GATES: Cost-aware Dynamic Workflow Scheduling via GATs and Evolution Strategy

Cloud workflow scheduling where DAG tasks are assigned to VMs using deep RL with graph attention networks learning topological relationships.

GTI Relevance: Prime example of DAG structure leveraged by modern AI for infrastructure optimization.

Memory-aware Adaptive Scheduling of Scientific Workflows on Heterogeneous Architectures

Scientific workflows as DAGs achieving optimal makespan under memory constraints on heterogeneous processors.

GTI Relevance: Classic DAG application in scientific computing for scheduling optimization.

DAG-Plan: Generating DAGs for Dual-Arm Cooperative Planning

Automatically generates directed acyclic dependency graphs for robotic task planning, enabling cooperative execution.

GTI Relevance: Shows how dependency graphs enable AI-driven robotic planning.

GNNs in Supply Chain Analytics: Concepts, Dataset and Benchmarks

Establishes supply chains as inherently graph-like, presents a multi-perspective real-world FMCG benchmark dataset.

GTI Relevance: Foundational paper with real-world benchmark data ideal for educational use.

Graph-based Digital Twins for Supply Chain Management and Optimization

Combines graph modeling with Digital Twin architecture for dynamic, real-time supply network representations.

GTI Relevance: Cutting-edge graph technology application (digital twins) for supply chain research.

Science & Research

7 papers

Causal MAS: LLM Architectures for Discovery and Effect Estimation

Surveys multi-agent systems leveraging LLM agents for causal reasoning in scientific discovery, healthcare, and fact-checking.

GTI Relevance: LLM agents used for causal graph discovery represent a new AI-driven paradigm.

Large Language Models for Causal Discovery: Current Landscape & Future

Examines how LLMs transform causal discovery: direct extraction, domain knowledge integration, and structure refinement.

GTI Relevance: Comprehensive overview of the LLM–causal graph intersection.

Causal Graphs with Latent Confounders from Interventional Data

Advances interventional causal discovery by identifying causal relations through distributional changes, even with latent confounders.

GTI Relevance: Pushes the theoretical frontier of causal graph learning.

GNNs for Drug Discovery: Recent Developments and Challenges

Comprehensive survey spanning molecular property prediction, virtual screening, molecular generation, and synthesis planning.

GTI Relevance: Definitive reference for molecular graph applications in drug discovery.

Graph-structured Small Molecule Drug Discovery Through Deep Learning

Reviews deep learning on graph-structured molecular representations for property prediction, de novo generation, and reaction prediction.

GTI Relevance: Focused specifically on graph-structured molecular representations.

PRING: Rethinking Protein-Protein Interaction Prediction from Pairs to Graphs

First comprehensive benchmark evaluating PPI prediction from a graph-level perspective (21,484 proteins, 186,818 interactions).

GTI Relevance: Landmark benchmark for protein interaction graph research.

Extracting Inter-Protein Interactions Via Multitasking Graph Structure Learning

Graph attention mining of protein structural information with multitask learning to advance PPI prediction accuracy.

GTI Relevance: Graph structure learning directly enables biological discovery.

Semantic Web

4 papers

Ontology Learning and Knowledge Graph Construction: A Comparison

Compares approaches to automated ontology learning, demonstrating how LLMs enable ontology extraction from structured and unstructured data.

GTI Relevance: Bridges ontology engineering and modern AI, revitalizing semantic web technologies.

Ontology-Enhanced Knowledge Graph Completion using LLMs

Demonstrates how ontological information in RDF triples enhances knowledge graph completion through LLMs.

GTI Relevance: Practical value of RDF ontologies for improving knowledge graph quality.

Automating SPARQL Query Translations between DBpedia and Wikidata

Evaluates LLM performance on SPARQL-to-SPARQL translation between major linked data knowledge graphs.

GTI Relevance: Tackles a key linked data challenge: interoperability between RDF knowledge graphs.

The KnowWhereGraph Ontology

Large-scale geospatial knowledge graph built on RDF and linked data principles for environmental and humanitarian applications.

GTI Relevance: Real-world deployment of semantic web technologies for societal benefit.