Heterogeneous Graph Neural Network
DeepWalk [20], were initially developed to feed a set of short ran-dom walks over the graph to the SkipGram model [19] so as to approximate the node co-occurrence probability in these walks and obtain node embeddings. Subsequently, semantic-aware ap-proaches, e.д., metapath2vec [4], were proposed to address node
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