Accessing Embedded Space & Decoder Inquiry

[jessxphil]

Thank you in advance for your help!

I don't want to use up too much of your time so I'll try to write a few concise questions.

1. I ran the 'Train' code but the preloaded model didn't update according to the new weights/bias from my personal data. How can I make sure I'm training the model according to my data?

2. I'm looking to extract the embedded space to use as input features for another model. Just to confirm, is that embedded space stored in the 'pred' variable from the Train.py? [Note: pred = model(emb_as, emb_bs) #Line 131 or pred = pred.argmax(dim=-1) #Line 148]

ALSO There's another embedded space variable from the Analyze_Embedding.pybd. [Note: embs = model.emb_model(batch).detach().cpu().numpy() #Line 79]

3. Can I use the 'Decoder' on the extracted embedded space to retrieve my graph data?

[qema]

Thanks for your interest!

1. See the experimental branch (How to train the encoder for our own data? (A Knowledge graph and sample query) #16 (comment)) and the suggested workaround in that thread for a way to train on custom datasets while making use of node features.
2. To get a graph's embedding, use embs = model.emb_model(batch).detach().cpu().numpy(). See

   neural-subgraph-learning-GNN/subgraph_matching/alignment.py

   Line 54 in 4d074cb

   embs = model.emb_model(batch)

   for an example.
3. The subgraph mining component only finds frequent graphs that are contained in a given region of the embedding space; in general it's quite tricky to decode from an arbitrary point in the embedding space back to a graph, since most points in the space might not exactly correspond to any graph. If possible, it's usually best to maintain both a graph and its embedding together.

[jessxphil]

Thank you for the clear explanation! I really appreciate your help!