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Learns direct-edge and neighborhood-context embeddings using negative sampling and weight-proportional edge sampling, then combines separately trained proximity representations.
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Six source authors; internship mark not shared-lead mark. First-order objective applies to undirected graphs; second-order supports directed graphs. Practical method concatenates separately trained embeddings rather than solving a claimed joint objective. Empirical near-linear work is not a universal convergence/runtime theorem; isolated unseen vertices need extra information.
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Jian Tang; Meng Qu; Mingzhe Wang; Ming Zhang; Jun Yan; Qiaozhu Mei
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LINE first- and second-order network embeddings
Learns direct-edge and neighborhood-context embeddings using negative sampling and weight-proportional edge sampling, then combines separately trained proximity representations.
Scientific scope
Six source authors; internship mark not shared-lead mark. First-order objective applies to undirected graphs; second-order supports directed graphs. Practical method concatenates separately trained embeddings rather than solving a claimed joint objective. Empirical near-linear work is not a universal convergence/runtime theorem; isolated unseen vertices need extra information.
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People and systems
Jian Tang; Meng Qu; Mingzhe Wang; Ming Zhang; Jun Yan; Qiaozhu Mei
Source-listed authors or explicitly credited technical contributors for the cited versions. Family entries retain source-specific attribution; a combined list is not one original-paper byline or equal individual work. Names alone do not establish resolved identities.