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Leveraging Multi-facet Paths for Heterogeneous Graph Representation Learning

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  • Haebom

Author

Jongwoo Kim, Seongyeub Chu, Hyeongmin Park, Bryan Wong, Keejun Han, Mun Yong Yi

Outline

MF2Vec is a model proposed to overcome the limitations of existing heterogeneous graph neural networks (HGNNs), which rely on domain-specific, predefined metapaths. While existing methods focus only on simple aspects such as node types, MF2Vec extracts fine-grained paths through random walks, thereby ignoring predefined schemas and learning diverse aspects of nodes and relationships. The resulting multi-faceted vectors form homogeneous networks and generate node embeddings, which are then utilized for various tasks such as classification, link prediction, and clustering. Experimental results demonstrate that MF2Vec outperforms existing methods and provides a more flexible and comprehensive framework for complex network analysis.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
Learn more sophisticated node embeddings through multifaceted paths, without relying on predefined meta-paths.
Applicable to various types of network analysis tasks (classification, link prediction, clustering)
Shows improved performance compared to existing methods
Providing a more flexible and comprehensive framework for complex network analysis.
Limitations:
Because it relies on random walks, there is a possibility of problems with the efficiency and scalability of the path generation process.
As the number of multifaceted paths increases, computational complexity may increase.
There is a possibility of performance degradation for certain types of network structures (needs verification through additional experiments)
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