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real-world applications require embeddings to be quickly generated for unseen nodes, or entirely new (sub)graphs. This inductive capability is essential for high-throughput, production machine learning systems, which operate on evolving graphs and constantly encounter unseen nodes (e.g., posts on Reddit, users and videos on Youtube).
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