Graph Transformer Networks - NeurIPS
heterogeneous graph and learns node representations via convolution on the learnt graph structures for a given problem. Our contributions are as follows:(i)We propose a novel framework Graph Transformer Networks, to learn a new graph structure which involves identifying useful meta-paths and multi-hop connections
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