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Treated truncated graph random walks as token sequences and trained skip-gram style embeddings to capture neighborhood structure for downstream network tasks.
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Inherits language-model representation learning/random walks rather than inventing them. Distinct from later node2vec's second-order walk bias. Transductive embeddings and source social-network gains do not establish arbitrary unseen-graph induction or verified causal/social relationships.
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Bryan Perozzi; Rami Al-Rfou; Steven Skiena
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DeepWalk: random-walk sentences for graph embeddings
Treated truncated graph random walks as token sequences and trained skip-gram style embeddings to capture neighborhood structure for downstream network tasks.
Scientific scope
Inherits language-model representation learning/random walks rather than inventing them. Distinct from later node2vec's second-order walk bias. Transductive embeddings and source social-network gains do not establish arbitrary unseen-graph induction or verified causal/social relationships.
People and systems
Bryan Perozzi; Rami Al-Rfou; Steven Skiena