Graph Machine Learning

Enhance your data science skills with this updated edition featuring new chapters on LLMs, temporal graphs, and updated examples with modern frameworks, including PyTorch Geometric, and DGL Key Features Master new graph ML techniques through updated examples using PyTorch Geometric and Deep Graph Library (DGL) Explore GML frameworks and their main characteristics Leverage LLMs for machine learning on graphs and learn about temporal learning Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBook Book Description Graph Machine Learning, Second Edition builds on its predecessor’s success, delivering the latest tools and techniques for this rapidly evolving field. From basic graph theory to advanced ML models, you’ll learn how to represent data as graphs to uncover hidden patterns and relationships, with practical implementation emphasized through refreshed code examples. This thoroughly updated edition replaces outdated examples with modern alternatives such as PyTorch and DGL, available on GitHub to support enhanced learning. The book also introduces new chapters on large language models and temporal graph learning, along with deeper insights into modern graph ML frameworks. Rather than serving as a step-by-step tutorial, it focuses on equipping you with fundamental problem-solving approaches that remain valuable even as specific technologies evolve. You will have a clear framework for assessing and selecting the right tools. By the end of this book, you’ll gain both a solid understanding of graph machine learning theory and the skills to apply it to real-world challenges.What you will learn Implement graph ML algorithms with examples in StellarGraph, PyTorch Geometric, and DGL Apply graph analysis to dynamic datasets using temporal graph ML Enhance NLP and text analytics with graph-based techniques Solve complex real-world problems with graph machine learning Build and scale graph-powered ML applications effectively Deploy and scale your application seamlessly Who this book is for This book is for data scientists, ML professionals, and graph specialists looking to deepen their knowledge of graph data analysis or expand their machine learning toolkit. Prior knowledge of Python and basic machine learning principles is recommended.