node2vec: Scalable Feature Learning for Networks
feature extraction techniques which typically involve some seed hand-crafted features based on network properties [8, 11]. In con-trast, our goal is to automate the whole process by casting feature extraction as a representation learning problem in which case we do not require any hand-engineered features.
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