Graph Neural Networks (GNN, GAE, STGNN)

In general, Graph Neural Networks (GNN) refer to the general concept of applying neural networks (NNs) on graphs. In a previous article, we cover GCN which is one of the popular approaches in GNN. But in some literature, GNN may refer to a more specific approach that the hidden state of a node depends on its last states and its neighbors. We can view this as message passings with its neighboring nodes. In this article, we will look into some of its specific implementations.