Learning Word Vectors in Deep Walk using Convolution

Textual queries in networks such as Twitter can have more than one label, resulting in a multi-label classification problem. To reduce computational costs, a low-dimensional representation of a large network is learned that preserves proximity among nodes in the same community. Similar to sequences of words in a sentence, DeepWalk considers sequences of nodes in a shallow graph and clustering is done using hierarchical softmax in an unsupervised manner. In this paper, we generate network abstractions at different levels using deep convolutional neural networks. Since class labels of connected nodes in a network keep changing, we consider a fuzzy recurrent feedback controller to ensure robustness to noise.