Self-Evolving Hierarchical Attention and Contrastive Graph Networks for Advanced Corporate Data Analytics

The need for effective adaptive models that are capable of handling the complexity and uncertainty of corporate data is compelling in the business environments of today. Corporate ecosystems basically rely more on dynamic, dynamic structures, which do not adapt well with static models such as static deep learning models or traditional graph networks. These models suffer from the inability to evolve their architectures dynamically and assume that samples of sequential corporate data are not inherently uncertain. In an effort to overcome these limitations, we introduce three novel architectures: Self-Evolving Hierarchical Attention Networks, Contrastive Graph Neural Networks, and Recurrent Bayesian State Estimation. The architecture of SE-HAN is dynamic and self-evolving, adjusting the depth and complexities accompanied by attention mechanisms over corporate data streams that can be transactions or communications. This allows better hierarchical representation of information and the precise detection of patterns while diminishing computational costs by about 15%. The C-GNN method mines the contrastive learning-based corporate entity relationship by applying unsupervised learning on supply chain networks or employee interactions to obtain improved anomaly detection by 25%. Lastly, RBSE combines recurrent neural networks with Bayesian state estimation to model uncertainty in time-series corporate data, enriching decision-making by adding the probabilistic forecasting and risk assessment. A major impact is achieving an anomaly detection accuracy of up to 20% and, accordingly, the elimination of false positives, thus improving predictive power in unstructured corporate data environments. This work attains the advancement of corporate data analytics through the incorporation of adaptivity and uncertainty awareness in architectures, thus optimizing the trade-offs between efficiency and accuracy within complex business settings

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2025-02-13
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ic363308.2025.10956373
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Cognitive Computing and Networks
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Self-Evolving Hierarchical Attention and Contrastive Graph Networks for Advanced Corporate Data Analytics

Saumil Maheshwari, Akhilesh Tiwari, Reena Reena
Cognitive Computing and Networks
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Self-Evolving Hierarchical Attention and Contrastive Graph Networks for Advanced Corporate Data Analytics

Saumil Maheshwari, Akhilesh Tiwari, Reena Reena
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The need for effective adaptive models that are capable of handling the complexity and uncertainty of corporate data is compelling in the business environments of today. Corporate ecosystems basically rely more on dynamic, dynamic structures, which do not adapt well with static models such as static deep learning models or traditional graph networks. These models suffer from the inability to evolve their architectures dynamically and assume that samples of sequential corporate data are not inherently uncertain. In an effort to overcome these limitations, we introduce three novel architectures: Self-Evolving Hierarchical Attention Networks, Contrastive Graph Neural Networks, and Recurrent Bayesian State Estimation. The architecture of SE-HAN is dynamic and self-evolving, adjusting the depth and complexities accompanied by attention mechanisms over corporate data streams that can be transactions or communications. This allows better hierarchical representation of information and the precise detection of patterns while diminishing computational costs by about 15%. The C-GNN method mines the contrastive learning-based corporate entity relationship by applying unsupervised learning on supply chain networks or employee interactions to obtain improved anomaly detection by 25%. Lastly, RBSE combines recurrent neural networks with Bayesian state estimation to model uncertainty in time-series corporate data, enriching decision-making by adding the probabilistic forecasting and risk assessment. A major impact is achieving an anomaly detection accuracy of up to 20% and, accordingly, the elimination of false positives, thus improving predictive power in unstructured corporate data environments. This work attains the advancement of corporate data analytics through the incorporation of adaptivity and uncertainty awareness in architectures, thus optimizing the trade-offs between efficiency and accuracy within complex business settings

Atal Bihari Vajpayee Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management (IN)
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Cognitive Computing and Networks
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