Detecting abusive collaborative activity using a graph neural network
AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorsRajvardhan Virendra Oak, Karan Khanna, Vacha Rajendra Dave
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AssigneeMicrosoft Technology Licensing, LLC
InventorsRajvardhan Virendra Oak, Karan Khanna, Vacha Rajendra Dave
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A technique uses a graph neural network (GNN) to determine whether a particular entity under consideration is engaging in abusive network-related activity over a computing network in collaboration with other entities. In some applications, the particular entity is part of a bot attack aimed at fraudulently engaging with advertisements. The technique trains the GNN by performing machine learning on a training set that includes a plurality of nodes, edges, and node labels. In forming the training set, the technique associates a feature set with each node in the training set that describes the network activity exhibited by that node's entity. The technique then connects each pair of nodes in the training set with an edge if the feature sets of the pair satisfy a prescribed test for similarity. The technique assigns labels to at least some nodes to convey whether the nodes are associated abusive network-related activity.
A method for training a graph neural network for use in controlling interaction with a computing network, comprising:
A computing system for controlling network activity, comprising:
A computer-readable storage medium for storing computer-readable instructions, wherein a processing system executing the computer-readable instructions performs operations comprising:
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