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The paper presents graph attention networks (GATs), which it describes as novel neural network architectures for graph-structured data that use masked self-attentional layers to address shortcomings of prior graph-convolution methods.

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Graph Attention Networks → states its contribution → The paper presents graph attention networks (GATs), which it describes as novel neural network architectures for graph-structured data that use masked self-attentional layers to address shortcomings of prior graph-convolution methods.

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