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This document summarizes the VERSE graph embedding method. VERSE learns node embeddings by minimizing the KL divergence between the similarity distributions of a graph and its embeddings. It uses a versatile similarity notion that includes measures like personalized PageRank and SimRank. VERSE scales to large graphs with millions of nodes and edges. It produces global embeddings through noise contrastive estimation while also preserving local neighborhood information. Experiments show VERSE outperforms methods like node2vec on tasks like graph reconstruction and community detection.
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The global energy transition is placing new and unprecedented demands on Distribution System Operators (DSOs). Alongside upgrades to grid capacity, processes such as digitization, capacity optimization, and congestion management are becoming vital for delivering reliable services.
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- 1. VERSE ~Versatile Graph Embeddings from Similarity Measures ~ WWW 2018 Anton Tsitsulin, Davide Mottin, Panagiotis Karras and Emmanuel Müller M1
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- 5. Network Embedding ( ) Verse Network Embedding
- 6. “ ” → 3 2
- 7. “ ” →More Versatile Similarity Notion More Versatile Similarity Notion Personalized Pagerank, SimRank, adjacency similarity
- 9. → d: emdedding , m: , n: t: iteration , s:
- 10. 2.
- 13. Random walk Deep Walk(204) word2vec skipgram node2vec(2016) Deep Walk → But
- 15. VERSE Local : (E,V) matrix Scalable: 106 1 Nonlinear: Global: Versatile :
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- 17. VERSE ( ) G simG(∈N N ) ( ) Embedding W(∈N d ) N(0,d-1) ( ) W simE (∈N N) ( ) simG simE KL-divergence ( ) (3),(4) (4) KL-divergence Noise Constractive Estimation(NCE).
- 18. G (simG) Personalized Pagerank Adjacency Similarity SimRank
- 19. Personalized Pagerank s α πs: A : v πs simG(v, )
- 20. W Embedding u(Wu), v(Wv) Wu Wv T Softmax u exp(%& ' %() ∑+,- . exp(%& ' %+) simE(v, )
- 21. KL-divergence “ ” Embedding KL-divergence → embedding simG →L
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- 23. Graph reconstruction VERSE PPR Embedding d 128 10
- 24. 1 0 50%
- 25. 1% ~ 9% Macro-F1
- 30. - - → VERSE Node2vec
- 31. VERSE Louvain
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- 34. embedding →