Temporal Graph Neural Networks With Pytorch - How to Create a Simple Recommendation Engine on an Amazon Dataset
Blog post from Memgraph
Antonio Filipovic's blog post discusses the development and application of Temporal Graph Neural Networks (TGNs) using PyTorch at Memgraph, specifically focusing on creating a simple recommendation engine based on an Amazon dataset. The article explains how TGNs, which are designed to handle continuous-time dynamic graphs, enhance traditional graph neural networks by allowing them to process temporal data, making them suitable for real-time applications like recommendation systems. The post provides a detailed tutorial on setting up Memgraph using Docker and GQLAlchemy to analyze Amazon user-item reviews, emphasizing the importance of node embeddings and message passing for link prediction tasks. It highlights the process of training and evaluating TGNs, detailing the steps to configure parameters, import queries, and visualize results to measure the precision of the model. The author illustrates how TGNs can be utilized to predict user preferences, underscoring the potential of TGNs to revolutionize dynamic, real-time data analysis in graph-based applications.