Revisiting Graph-Level Anomaly Detection: From Partially to Fully Unsupervised Learning
Published in Proceedings of the ACM Web Conference 2026, 2026
This work revisits graph-level anomaly detection by moving from the common partially unsupervised setting, where training data is assumed to contain only normal graphs, to a fully unsupervised setting that learns directly from mixed real-world data. It introduces uncertainty-aware learning to narrow that gap and studies frameworks that can train without an expert filtering stage to remove anomalies beforehand. The goal is to make graph-level anomaly detection more practical for realistic deployment conditions.
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