Inductive Representation Learning on Large Graphs

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graphs (e.g., citation data with text attributes, biological data with functional/molecular markers), our approach can also make use of structural features that are present in all graphs (e.g., node degrees). Thus, our algorithm can also be applied to graphs without node features.

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