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Temporal Graph Neural Network (TGN)
DGL Implementation of tgn paper.
This DGL examples implements the GNN mode proposed in the paper TemporalGraphNeuralNetwork
TGN implementor
This example was implemented by Ericcsr during his SDE internship at the AWS Shanghai AI Lab.
Graph Dataset
Jodie Wikipedia Temporal dataset. Dataset summary:
- Num Nodes: 9227
- Num Edges: 157, 474
- Num Edge Features: 172
- Edge Feature type: LIWC
- Time Span: 30 days
- Chronological Split: Train: 70% Valid: 15% Test: 15%
Jodie Reddit Temporal dataset. Dataset summary:
- Num Nodes: 11,000
- Num Edges: 672, 447
- Num Edge Features: 172
- Edge Feature type: LIWC
- Time Span: 30 days
- Chronological Split: Train: 70% Valid: 15% Test: 15%
How to run example files
In tgn folder, run
please use train.py
python train.py --dataset wikipedia
If you want to run in fast mode:
python train.py --dataset wikipedia --fast_mode
If you want to run in simple mode:
python train.py --dataset wikipedia --simple_mode
If you want to change memory updating module:
python train.py --dataset wikipedia --memory_updater [rnn/gru]
Performance
Without New Node in test set
| Models/Datasets | Wikipedia | |
|---|---|---|
| TGN simple mode | AP: 98.5 AUC: 98.9 | AP: N/A AUC: N/A |
| TGN fast mode | AP: 98.2 AUC: 98.6 | AP: N/A AUC: N/A |
| TGN | AP: 98.9 AUC: 98.5 | AP: N/A AUC: N/A |
With New Node in test set
| Models/Datasets | Wikipedia | |
|---|---|---|
| TGN simple mode | AP: 98.2 AUC: 98.6 | AP: N/A AUC: N/A |
| TGN fast mode | AP: 98.0 AUC: 98.4 | AP: N/A AUC: N/A |
| TGN | AP: 98.2 AUC: 98.1 | AP: N/A AUC: N/A |
Training Speed / Batch
Intel E5 2cores, Tesla K80, Wikipedia Dataset
| Models/Datasets | Wikipedia | |
|---|---|---|
| TGN simple mode | 0.3s | N/A |
| TGN fast mode | 0.28s | N/A |
| TGN | 1.3s | N/A |
Details explained
What is Simple Mode
Simple Temporal Sampler just choose the edges that happen before the current timestamp and build the subgraph of the corresponding nodes. And then the simple sampler uses the static graph neighborhood sampling methods.
What is Fast Mode
Normally temporal encoding needs each node to use incoming time frame as current time which might lead to two nodes have multiple interactions within the same batch need to maintain multiple embedding features which slow down the batching process to avoid feature duplication, fast mode enables fast batching since it uses last memory update time in the last batch as temporal encoding benchmark for each node. Also within each batch, all interaction between two nodes are predicted using the same set of embedding feature
What is New Node test
To test the model has the ability to predict link between unseen nodes based on neighboring information of seen nodes. This model deliberately select 10 % of node in test graph and mask them out during the training