On the Power of the Weisfeiler-Leman Test for Graph Motif Parameters

Authors: Matthias Lanzinger, Pablo Barcelo

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Research Type Theoretical In this paper, we provide a precise characterization of the WL-dimension of labeled graph motif parameters. We finally delve into the challenge of recognizing the WL-dimension of various graph parameters. We give a polynomial time algorithm for determining the WL-dimension of the subgraph counting problem for given pattern P, answering an open question from previous work. Our main contributions are summarized below. It is worth noting that all such results are derived within the framework established in Chen et al. (2020), which focuses on labeled graphs. This introduces an additional level of intricacy into all the proofs presented in this paper.
Researcher Affiliation Academia Matthias Lanzinger TU Wien & University of Oxford matthias.lanzinger@tuwien.ac.at Pablo Barceló PUC Chile & IMFD & CENIA pbarcelo@uc.cl
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