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. 2023 Jul 21;13:11804. doi: 10.1038/s41598-023-38722-5

Author Correction: Attention-based message passing and dynamic graph convolution for spatiotemporal data imputation

Yifan Wang 1, Fanliang Bu 1,, Xiaojun Lv 2, Zhiwen Hou 1, Lingbin Bu 1, Fanxu Meng 1, Zhongqing Wang 1
PMCID: PMC10361987  PMID: 37479865

Correction to: Scientific Reports, 10.1038/s41598-023-34077-z, published online 27 April 2023

The original Article contained errors in the References and the Data availability sections. The following references were omitted:

[2] Cini, A., Marisca, I. & Alippi, C. Filling the G_ap_s: Multivariate time series imputation by Graph Neural Networks. International Conference on Learning Representations, ICLR (2022)

[37] Marisca, I., Cini, A. & Alippi, C. Learning to Reconstruct Missing Data from Spatiotemporal Graphs with Sparse Observations. Advances in Neural Information Processing Systems, NeurIPS (2022)

As a result, all subsequent references were renumbered.

In addition, Reference [20] contained an error in the author list. The original reference [20] is shown below.

[20] Dao, M. et al. Scalable Spatiotemporal Graph Neural Networks. (2022).

It now reads:

[20] Cini, A., Marisca, I., Bianchi, F.M., & Alippi, C. Scalable Spatiotemporal Graph Neural Networks, NeurIPS (2022)

In the Introduction section, the following sentence was missing a reference to [2]:

Andrea Cini et al. proposed GRIN, which uses a bivariate graph RNN to rebuild missing data in different channels of a multivariate time series by learning the spatiotemporal representation through message passing.

Now reads:

Andrea Cini et al. proposed GRIN [2], which uses a bivariate graph RNN to rebuild missing data in different channels of a multivariate time series by learning the spatiotemporal representation through message passing.

The original Table 1 was missing references to [2] and [33]. The original Table 1 and its accompanying legend are shown below.

Table 1.

Details relating to the datasets.

Dataset Node Time step Missing% Constructive missing%
AQI-36 36 36 13.24 10.67
AQI 437 24 25.67 11.33
METR-LA (P) 207 24 8.10 23.0
(B) 8.4
PEMS-BAY(P) 325 24 0.02 25.0
(B) 9.07

The original Table 2 was missing references to [2] and [37]. The original Table 2 and its accompanying legend are shown below.

Table 2.

Comparison of model performance for an average of 5 experiments filled on the air quality domain dataset.

Model AQI-36 AQI
mae mse mape(%) mae mse mape(%)
MEAN 53.48 4578.08 76.77 39.60 3231.04 59.25
KNN 30.21 2892.31 43.36 34.10 3471.14 51.02
MF 30.54 2763.06 43.84 26.74 2021.44 40.01
MICE 30.37 2594.06 43.59 26.98 1930.92 40.37
VAR 15.64 833.46 22.02 22.95 1402.84 33.99
E2GAN 15.78 741.81 22.66 21.52 1240.81 32.21
rGAIN 15.37 641.92 21.63 21.78 1274.93 32.26
BRITS 14.50 662.36 20.41 20.21 1157.89 29.94
SAITS 18.16 843.53 37.16 21.33 1253.23 31.74
CSDI 9.74 383.63 11.32 19.71 1196.59 27.96
MPGRU 16.79 1103.04 23.63 18.76 1194.35 27.79
GRIN 12.08 523.14 17.00 14.73 775.91 21.82
ADGCN 11.93 502.31 17.13 13.49 642.00 20.19

The best results are in bold.

The original Table 3 was missing references to [2] and [37]. The original Table 3 and its accompanying legend are shown below.

Table 3.

Comparison of model performance for an average of 5 experimental fills on the traffic flow domain dataset.

Model METR-LA PEMS-BAY
Blocking missing Point missing Blocking missing Point missing
mae mse mape (%) mae mse Mape (%) mae mse Mape (%) mae mse Mape (%)
MEAN 7.48 139.54 12.96 7.56 142.22 13.10 5.46 87.56 8.75 5.42 86.59 8.67
KNN 7.79 124.61 13.49 7.88 129.29 13.65 4.30 49.90 6.90 4.30 49.80 6.88
MF 5.46 109.61 9.46 5.56 113.46 9.62 3.28 50.14 5.26 3.29 51.39 5.27
MICE 4.22 51.07 7.31 4.42 55.07 7.65 2.94 28.28 4.71 3.09 31.43 4.95
VAR 3.11 28.00 5.38 2.69 21.10 4.66 2.09 16.06 3.35 1.30 6.52 2.07
E2GAN 3.00 23.49 5.21 2.98 22.80 7.99 1.97 12.20 3.16 1.77 9.73 2.83
rGAIN 2.90 21.67 5.02 2.83 20.03 4.91 2.18 13.96 3.50 1.88 10.37 3.01
BRITS 2.34 17.00 4.05 2.34 16.46 4.05 1.70 10.50 2.72 1.47 7.94 2.36
SAITS 2.30 16.88 4.00 2.26 16.32 3.94 1.56 14.02 2.50 1.40 7.88 2.30
CSDI 2.23 15.92 3.64 2.20 14.32 3.42 1.50 13.77 2.50 1.22 7.75 1.82
MPGRU 2.57 25.15 4.44 2.44 22.17 4.22 1.59 14.19 2.56 1.11 7.59 1.77
GRIN 2.03 13.26 3.52 1.91 10.41 3.30 1.14 6.60 1.83 0.67 1.55 1.08
ADGCN 2.02 13.22 3.51 1.89 10.31 3.27 1.07 5.23 1.73 0.66 1.52 1.07

The best results are in bold.

The original Table 4 was missing references to [37]. The original Table 4 and its accompanying legend are shown below.

Table 4.

Comparison of model MAE results when data absence rate increases.

Model METR-LA PEMS-BAY
25% 50% 75% 25% 50% 75%
BRITS 2.34 2.52 3.02 1.47 1.55 2.17
SAITS 2.26 2.48 3.74 1.40 1.50 2.96
GRIN 1.91 2.05 2.39 0.67 0.79 1.09
ADGCN 1.89 2.01 2.35 0.66 0.75 0.99

The best results are in bold.

The Data availability section was:

Data is contained within the Supplementary Material. The data presented in this study are available in Supplementary Material here.

It now reads:

Data contained within the Supplementary Material is reproduced from https://github.com/Graph-Machine-Learning-Group/grin. The data presented in this study are available in Supplementary Material here.

The original Article has been corrected.


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