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An image "is" not a matrix. Yes, the values of each pixel can be considered an entry of a matrix, but that's where the similarity ends. Unless the graph is very dense, doing convolutions on the image representing the graph is a pretty arbitrary thing to do. Graph CNNs exist and make a lot more sense in general.


I think the terminology may have been confusing here. I meant graphs in the sense of graphical plots, not graph theory graphs.


Ah, my bad.




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