If you see me here posting about graphs and you’re new to data science, do not fret! I had ZERO idea what graphs were until a few months ago. But now I can’t imagine my ds work without them. Here is a simple (3 sentence) explanation to get you started: geeksforgeeks.org/graph-data…
A bit old, but great survey! And it is now updated! This is one of those posts that worth going through the comments to find good reviews and comments. Thanks @chamii22
Working with graph-structured data? Check out our recent survey for Machine Learning on Graphs:
arxiv.org/pdf/2005.03675.pdf
We propose a simple framework (GraphEDM) and a comprehensive Taxonomy to review and unify several graph representation learning methods.
GraphEDM encapsulates over thirty graph embedding methods: from graph regularization algorithms (Label Propagation, ...) to more recent advances such as random walks (DeepWalk, node2vec, ...) or GNNs (GCN, GAT, ...).
Working with graph-structured data? Check out our recent survey for Machine Learning on Graphs:
arxiv.org/pdf/2005.03675.pdf
We propose a simple framework (GraphEDM) and a comprehensive Taxonomy to review and unify several graph representation learning methods.
ICLR 2021 results are out!
Looking forward to the list of accepted papers to start generating those insightful figures.
Hopefully we will soon start to briefly review the accepted papers in this account.
#ICLR#ICLR2021#GraphNN#GNN#GCN#RepresentationLearning#Graph
Congratulations to all authors of accepted #ICLR2021 papers! 🎉
Notifications are being sent out today. We had 2997 submissions, of which 860 papers have been accepted. Of these, there will be 53 Oral, 114 Spotlight and 693 Poster presentations.
ICLR-2021 #workshop?
"Geometrical and Topological Representation Learning" workshop submission is not open yet, but the suggested deadline by ICLR are:
Submission for contribution: 26 February 2021
Mandatory Accept/Reject Notification: Mar 26, 2021
gt-rl.github.io/
Seven years ago, with Daniele, Pierre, and @omardrwch
we created "Graphs in Machine Learning" for master-mva.com, first of its kind. From now, the future is Daniele at bit.ly/38zjExn! All the past material: bit.ly/35wumTn@UnivParisSaclay @DeepMind
#Eurographics2021 will feature a tutorial on Inverse Computational Spectral Geometry!
The presenters are @EmanueleRodola, Simone Melzi, Luca Cosmo (Sapienza University of Rome), @mmbronstein (Imperial College London), and Maks Ovsjanikov (LIX, Ecole Polytechnique, IP Paris)
Temporal graphs!
Interested? here are a few notes:
- Read: "Temporal Graph Networks ..." (aka TGN) ICML 2020 workshop by @emaros96
- Code: available on GitHub, good practice if u want to start
not using DGL or PyG
- The code is now available on PyG thanks to @rusty1s
TGN (Temporal Graph Network) is now on Pytorch Geometric! Huge thanks @rusty1s for making this happen!
It is the first model for dynamic graphs in PyG. Let's hope to have many more in the future!
Example code: github.com/rusty1s/pytorch_g…
Original Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2006.10637
Is learning about basics, or recent developments in #GNN#GCN#Graph representation learning is your new year's resolution? Do you need more details than a ~20 min YouTube tutorial in these subjects?
Prof. @xbresson is known for his great lectures, here are three of them:
(Lecture 2) Recent developments in GNNs, more toward theoretic problems, i.e. WL, expressive power, graph positional encoding, and link prediction.
youtube.com/watch?v=M60huxIv…
(Lecture 3) Benchmarking #GNNs, if you are working on a publication about #GNNs or applying them on your own problem, this is a must!
youtube.com/watch?v=tuChBSo8…