Learning Convolutional Neural Networks for Graphs
neighborhood graphs as the CNN’s receptive fields. Figure2illustrates the PATCHY-SAN architecture which has several advantages over existing approaches: First, it is highly efficient, naively parallelizable, and applicable to large graphs. Second, for a number of applications, rang-ing from computational biology to social network analysis,
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