LLM-GNN Soft Prompt Framework for Fraud Detection
The LGSPF (LLM-GNN Soft Prompt Framework) has been introduced as a solution for fraud detection, tackling the issue of insufficient textual data in graph-related tasks. This innovative approach employs soft prompts to connect graph structures with semantic spaces, removing the dependence on textual attributes. It features a parallel Graph Neural Network (GNN) encoder that converts multi-relational topologies into graph tokens, enhancing the understanding of fraud by large language models (LLMs). Additionally, the framework supports end-to-end optimization, addressing the challenges posed by hard prompts and effectively capturing intricate semantic details in multi-relational fraud detection.
Key facts
- LGSPF is an end-to-end LLM-GNN soft prompt framework for fraud detection.
- It uses soft prompts to bridge graph structure and semantic space.
- A parallel GNN encoder translates multi-relational topologies into graph tokens.
- The method eliminates reliance on rich text attributes.
- It addresses feature distortion from hard prompts.
- It captures deep semantic information in multi-relational fraud detection.
- The framework is proposed in arXiv paper 2605.28524.
- The paper was announced as a new submission.
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- arXiv