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Implement efficient random motif searching via neural subgraph matching #4

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rjurney opened this issue Aug 1, 2022 · 3 comments
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rjurney commented Aug 1, 2022

Motif search for heterogeneous networks - especially temporal heterogeneous networks - has fundamental scalability challenges. Neural Subgraph Matching proposes a technique using graph representation learning and vector search called NeuroMatch. NeuroMatch is an efficient neural approach for subgraph matching.

The source code for NeuroMatch is at github.com/snap-stanford/neural-subgraph-learning-GNN.

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FAISS and Distributed FAISS

If the code doesn't scale, is this something we could implement using FAISS and Distributed FAISS?

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rjurney commented Aug 2, 2022

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rjurney commented Aug 9, 2022

@ThePigLA I had the url for the code wrong. I edited it in place, but it is: https://github.com/snap-stanford/neural-subgraph-learning-GNN

@rjurney rjurney changed the title Implement efficient motif searching via neural subgraph matching Implement efficient random motif searching via neural subgraph matching Aug 23, 2022
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