Please contact Da.Xu@walmartlabs.com or Chuanwei.Ruan@walmartlabs.com for questions.
The evolving nature of temporal dynamic graphs requires handling new nodes as well as capturing temporal patterns. The node embeddings, as functions of time, should represent both the static node features and the evolving topological structures.
We propose the temporal graph attention (TGAT) layer to efficiently aggregate temporal-topological neighborhood features as well as to learn the time-feature interactions. Stacking TGAT layers, the network recognizes the node embeddings as functions of time and is able to inductively infer embeddings for both new and observed nodes as the graph evolves.
The proposed approach handles both node classification and link prediction task, and can be naturally extended to include the temporal edge features.
The theoretical arguments developed in this paper are from our concurrent work: Self-attention with Functional Time Representation Learning (NeurIPS 2019). The implementation is also available at the github page.
We use the dense npy format to save the features in binary format. If edge features or nodes features are absent, it will be replaced by a vector of zeros.
python process.py
Put your data under processed folder. The required input data includes ml_${DATA_NAME}.csv, ml_${DATA_NAME}.npy and ml_${DATA_NAME}_node.npy. They store the edge linkages, edge features and node features respectively.
The CSV file has following columns
u, i, ts, label, idx
, which represents source node index, target node index, time stamp, edge label and the edge index.
ml_${DATA_NAME}.npy has shape of [#temporal edges + 1, edge features dimention]. Similarly, ml_${DATA_NAME}_node.npy has shape of [#nodes + 1, node features dimension].
All node index starts from 1. The zero index is reserved for null during padding operations. So the maximum of node index equals to the total number of nodes. Similarly, maxinum of edge index equals to the total number of temporal edges. The padding embeddings or the null embeddings is a vector of zeros.
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python >= 3.7
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Dependency
pandas==0.24.2
torch==1.1.0
tqdm==4.41.1
numpy==1.16.4
scikit_learn==0.22.1
- Learning the network using link prediction tasks
# t-gat learning on wikipedia data
python -u learn_edge.py -d wikipedia --bs 200 --uniform --n_degree 20 --agg_method attn --attn_mode prod --gpu 0 --n_head 2 --prefix hello_world
# t-gat learning on reddit data
python -u learn_edge.py -d reddit --bs 200 --uniform --n_degree 20 --agg_method attn --attn_mode prod --gpu 0 --n_head 2 --prefix hello_world
- Learning the down-stream task (node-classification)
Node-classification task reuses the network trained previously. Make sure the prefix is the same so that the checkpoint can be found under saved_models.
# on wikipedia
python -u learn_node.py -d wikipedia --bs 100 --uniform --n_degree 20 --agg_method attn --attn_mode prod --gpu 0 --n_head 2 --prefix hello_world
# on reddit
python -u learn_node.py -d reddit --bs 100 --uniform --n_degree 20 --agg_method attn --attn_mode prod --gpu 0 --n_head 2 --prefix hello_world
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-d DATA, --data DATA data sources to use, try wikipedia or reddit
--bs BS batch_size
--prefix PREFIX prefix to name the checkpoints
--n_degree N_DEGREE number of neighbors to sample
--n_head N_HEAD number of heads used in attention layer
--n_epoch N_EPOCH number of epochs
--n_layer N_LAYER number of network layers
--lr LR learning rate
--drop_out DROP_OUT dropout probability
--gpu GPU idx for the gpu to use
--node_dim NODE_DIM Dimentions of the node embedding
--time_dim TIME_DIM Dimentions of the time embedding
--agg_method {attn,lstm,mean}
local aggregation method
--attn_mode {prod,map}
use dot product attention or mapping based
--time {time,pos,empty}
how to use time information
--uniform take uniform sampling from temporal neighbors
@inproceedings{tgat_iclr20,
title={Inductive representation learning on temporal graphs},
author={da Xu and chuanwei ruan and evren korpeoglu and sushant kumar and kannan achan},
booktitle={International Conference on Learning Representations (ICLR)},
year={2020}
}