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Predicting Research Trends in Artificial Intelligence with Gradient Boosting Decision Trees and Time-aware Graph Neural Networks

15 Jan 2022arXiv:2201.05743links table onlyarchive 2025-07-28

Yichao Lu

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The Science4cast 2021 competition focuses on predicting future edges in an evolving semantic network, where each vertex represents an artificial intelligence concept, and an edge between a pair of vertices denotes that the two concepts have been investigated together in a scientific paper. In this paper, we describe our solution to this competition. We present two distinct approaches: a tree-based gradient boosting approach and a deep learning approach, and demonstrate that both approaches achieve competitive performance. Our final solution, which is based on a blend of the two approaches, achieved the 1st place among all the participating teams. The source code for this paper is available at https://github.com/YichaoLu/Science4cast2021.

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