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TNSAR: Temporal Evolution Network Embedding Based on Structural and Attribute Retention

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Wenan Tan *
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Weinan Niu
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Wei Jia
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Lida Xu
DOI:10.1109/TSC.2023.3322588delete
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Network embedding (NE) focuses on mapping each node within a network into a condensed vector representation of lower dimensional, while simultaneously retaining the original network structure and attribute features as faithfully as possible. It applies to a wide range of tasks of network mining, including link prediction, node classification, user recommendation, etc. Most existing network embedding models primarily aim at static networks, which require node knowledge in the full-time span. However, various real-world network is dynamic, and the nodes in the network change frequently. Although dynamic network embedding has garnered attention from a limited number of researchers, their approach has been restricted to learning node representations in isolation, without considering the integration of higher-order topological structure and attribute features of the nodes. To better address the above problems, a Temporal Evolution Network Embedding Model based on Structural and Attributes Retention (TNSAR) is proposed. In summary, our contributions include Introducing the graph decomposition technique for capturing global higher-order topological features, including higher-order structure, a fusion of attribute and topological information in the Graph Convolutional Network (GCN) network for node representation, and the temporal preservation component. The experimental results validate the effectiveness of TNSAR in network embedding tasks, showcasing its superiority over baseline methods.
Keyword:
Dynamic network embedding
graph network
link prediction
network mining

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