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M. Besta, P. Iff, F. Scheidl, K. Osawa, N. Dryden, M. Podstawski, T. Chen, T. Hoefler:
	Neural Graph Databases (In Proceedings of the Learning on Graphs Conference (LOG'22), presented in Virtual, PMLR, Dec. 2022) Publisher Reference Abstract Graph databases (GDBs) enable processing and analysis of unstructured, complex, rich, and usually vast graph datasets. Despite the large significance of GDBs in both academia and industry, little effort has been made into integrating them with the predictive power of graph neural networks (GNNs). In this work, we show how to seamlessly combine nearly any GNN model with the computational capabilities of GDBs. For this, we observe that the majority of these systems are based on, or support, a graph data model called the Labeled Property Graph (LPG), where vertices and edges can have arbitrarily complex sets of labels and properties. We then develop LPG2vec, an encoder that transforms an arbitrary LPG dataset into a representation that can be directly used with a broad class of GNNs, including convolutional, attentional, message-passing, and even higher-order or spectral models. In our evaluation, we show that the rich information represented as LPG labels and properties is properly preserved by LPG2vec, and it increases the accuracy of predictions regardless of the targeted learning task or the used GNN model, by up to 34% compared to graphs with no LPG labels/properties. In general, LPG2vec enables combining predictive power of the most powerful GNNs with the full scope of information encoded in the LPG model, paving the way for neural graph databases, a class of systems where the vast complexity of maintained data will benefit from modern and future graph machine learning methods. Documents download article: access preprint on arxiv: download attachment: download slides: Recorded talk (best effort)
	BibTeX
@inproceedings{,   author={Maciej Besta and Patrick Iff and Florian Scheidl and Kazuki Osawa and Nikoli Dryden and Michal Podstawski and Tiancheng Chen and Torsten Hoefler},   title={{Neural Graph Databases}},   year={2022},   month={12},   booktitle={Proceedings of the Learning on Graphs Conference (LOG'22)},   location={Virtual},   publisher={PMLR}, }