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Qiaoyu Tan¹, Ninghao Liu¹, Xia Hu¹

¹Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, United States.

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Summary

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This survey reviews neural network-based network representation learning for social network analysis. It covers fundamental models, extensions for complex networks, subgraph embedding, and applications, guiding future research.

Keywords:

deep learning deep social network analysis network embedding representation learning social networks

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Area of Science:

Data Mining
Network Science
Machine Learning

Background:

Social network analysis is crucial in data mining.
Network representation learning (NRL) encodes network data into low-dimensional embeddings.
These embeddings preserve network topology and attributes for downstream tasks.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a comprehensive review of neural network-based NRL.
To cover fundamental models, extensions for complex networks, and subgraph embedding techniques.
To discuss applications and future research directions in NRL.

Main Methods:

Review of current literature on neural network models for NRL.
Introduction of basic node representation learning models for homogeneous networks.
Discussion of extensions for attributed, heterogeneous, and dynamic networks, and subgraph embedding.

Main Results:

Categorization of NRL techniques based on neural network architectures.
Overview of methods for handling diverse network types and complexities.
Identification of key applications enabled by effective network embeddings.

Conclusions:

Neural network-based NRL is a rapidly evolving field with significant potential.
Further research is needed to address complex network structures and dynamic interactions.
NRL is vital for advancing various data mining and machine learning applications.