Projects sharing features with OpenKE

This project is an educational platform and research toolkit designed to teach deep learning through a combination of mathematical theory, visual diagrams, and executable code. It provides a comprehensive environment for building, training, and evaluating neural networks, grounding complex concepts in interactive computational notebooks that allow for hands-on experimentation. The framework distinguishes itself by interleaving theoretical foundations—including linear algebra, calculus, and probability—with practical implementations across multiple industry-standard libraries. It supports flex

Graph Nets is a graph neural network library and educational toolkit implemented in PyTorch, providing implementations of popular graph representation learning algorithms and research papers. The project covers core graph machine learning tasks including semi-supervised node classification, inductive and unsupervised node embedding generation, and neighborhood feature aggregation. The library supports diverse algorithmic approaches for processing network structures, ranging from shared-parameter graph convolutions and attention-weighted neighborhood aggregation to spectral Chebyshev filtering

Starspace is a vector embedding framework designed for training high-dimensional representations of text and images. It functions as a machine learning system for neural ranking, text classification, and knowledge graph embedding, mapping different object types into a shared numerical space to facilitate retrieval and prediction tasks. The system includes specialized tools for knowledge graph completion and link prediction by representing entities and their relationships within a multi-relational vector space. It further provides capabilities for semantic content recommendation and large-scal

This is a graph convolutional network library designed for performing node and graph classification on graph-structured data. It functions as a framework for generating graph embeddings and implementing spectral convolutional neural networks to predict labels for nodes and entire graph structures. The library provides specialized tools for spectral graph convolutions, utilizing Chebyshev polynomial approximations to perform feature aggregation. It includes a multi-graph processing framework that manages batches of different graph instances through block-diagonal adjacency matrices and pooling

KnowledgeGraphCourse is a structured collection of graduate-level academic materials, lecture notes, and a comprehensive curriculum focused on the theory and application of knowledge graphs. It serves as a markdown-based educational resource that provides navigable course modules and study guides. The material covers specialized research on integrating knowledge graphs with large language models to reduce hallucinations. It includes detailed guides on using the SPARQL language for storing large-scale graph datasets and executing optimized queries. The curriculum spans a broad range of capabi

GraphTransformerNetworks is a graph neural network framework implemented in PyTorch for learning structural representations and performing classification tasks on complex heterogeneous graphs and relational networks. The project provides automated preprocessing pipelines to transform raw graph datasets into standardized formats, alongside model training, forward passes, and gradient backpropagation executed through dynamic tensor operations. The architecture incorporates self-attention mechanisms applied directly to graph structures to learn contextual representations of nodes and edges ac

FalkorDB is a high-performance graph database management system and vector graph database. It serves as a knowledge graph construction tool and a GraphRAG knowledge store, integrating structured property graphs with vector search to provide grounded context for large language models. The engine is designed as a multi-tenant graph engine, capable of hosting thousands of isolated datasets within a single instance. The system distinguishes itself by using linear algebra for query execution, treating relationship tensors as matrix multiplications to achieve low-latency multi-hop traversals. It ut

Hypernetwork Knowledge Graph Embeddings

Python library for Representation Learning on Knowledge Graphs https://docs.ampligraph.org

Code for experiments in the AAAI 2016 paper "Holographic Embeddings of Knowledge Graphs"

Source code for experiments in the papers "Complex Embeddings for Simple Link Prediction" (ICML 2016) and "Knowledge Graph Completion via Complex Tensor Factorization" (JMLR 2017).

Convolutional 2D Knowledge Graph Embeddings resources

Knowledge Graph Embeddings including TransE, TransH, TransR and PTransE

TuckER: Tensor Factorization for Knowledge Graph Completion

This project is a comprehensive educational resource and curriculum designed to teach the mathematical foundations and practical implementation of neural networks. It provides a structured path for understanding how computers learn from data, covering core concepts such as gradient descent, backpropagation, and the biological inspiration behind artificial neurons. The platform distinguishes itself by combining theoretical proofs with hands-on implementation exercises. It demonstrates the universal approximation theorem through visual explanations and guides users in building various architect

tiny-dnn is a header-only C++14 deep learning framework for building, training, and running inference on neural networks. It constructs static computational graphs at compile time using template-based layer composition, with a gradient-based backpropagation engine and minibatch stochastic gradient descent for training, all without external dependencies beyond the C++14 standard library. The framework supports importing pre-trained models from the Caffe framework directly, parsing its binary serialization format without requiring external protocol buffer libraries. It provides CPU-optimized te

This project is a structured educational curriculum designed to teach the fundamentals of building and training deep learning models. It provides a comprehensive guide for implementing neural networks using high-level machine learning frameworks and the Python programming language, focusing on practical, hands-on exercises for beginners. The tutorial distinguishes itself by covering the full lifecycle of model development, from initial construction to production-ready optimization. It includes specific modules on refining model performance through weight quantization and addressing data bias

This project is a static educational website and comprehensive curriculum focused on computer vision and deep learning. It serves as a public repository of instructional materials, lecture notes, and technical guides specifically detailing convolutional neural networks and visual recognition. The site is developed using static-site generation to host course documentation and student project directories. It provides structured academic resources that guide learners through image classification, generative modeling, and the implementation of various neural network architectures. The curriculum

ML for Hackers is a machine learning educational resource and library designed for learning the fundamentals of algorithmic programming and data analysis. It provides a neural network framework and a collection of mathematical implementations for building and training predictive models. The project utilizes a modular architecture for stacking linear transformations and activation layers. It implements core deep learning components from scratch using multi-dimensional arrays for tensor algebra and operations. The framework covers a variety of algorithmic capabilities, including automatic diff

Cnn_graph is a graph convolutional network framework and graph signal processing library designed for machine learning research. It provides computational notebooks and code to process and classify graph-structured data by combining node features with an underlying adjacency matrix representation. The framework performs spectral graph convolutions through localized filters and accelerates filtering operations using truncated Chebyshev polynomials to avoid explicit graph Laplacian diagonalization. It includes a graph-structured data pipeline and sparse adjacency representations to handle irreg

Memgraph is an in-memory, distributed graph database designed for high-performance labeled property graph management. It utilizes a Cypher query engine for declarative data retrieval and manipulation, providing a scalable knowledge graph backend that integrates vector search and graph traversals. The system distinguishes itself as a real-time graph analytics platform, employing native C++ and CUDA implementations to execute complex network analysis and dynamic community detection on streaming data. It provides specialized support for AI integration, including GraphRAG capabilities, the constr

CNTK is a deep learning toolkit used for the design, construction, and training of neural networks. It defines model architectures as computational graphs and optimizes network parameters using an automatic differentiation engine and stochastic gradient descent. The project emphasizes large scale model distribution, spreading training workloads across multiple hardware nodes and GPUs. It features specialized support for dynamic sequence handling, allowing filters to be convolved across both spatial and dynamic sequence axes to process data of variable lengths. The toolkit provides hardware-a

This repository serves as an educational resource for implementing graph neural networks using Python. It provides a collection of structured code examples and tutorials designed to guide developers through the process of building and training machine learning models that operate on complex, interconnected datasets. The project covers the core mechanics of graph-based deep learning, including message-passing architectures, feature aggregation, and the stacking of convolutional layers. It demonstrates how to represent non-Euclidean data as static graphs and how to manage memory during training

DeepLearnToolbox is a research-oriented framework for constructing, training, and optimizing hierarchical neural networks within the Matlab and Octave environments. It provides a modular set of tools for building diverse network topologies, including feedforward, convolutional, and deep belief architectures, using native matrix-based numerical computation. The library distinguishes itself through its support for layer-wise unsupervised pre-training, which establishes initial weights for deep models before supervised fine-tuning. It incorporates stochastic gradient descent and backpropagation

This project is a recommendation system framework designed for building, evaluating, and operationalizing personalized item suggestion engines. It provides a comprehensive toolkit for implementing collaborative filtering and content-based algorithms, supported by an end-to-end machine learning pipeline for preparing datasets and deploying predictive models. The framework distinguishes itself through the integration of knowledge graphs to provide richer context for recommendations and the use of industry-specific patterns to accelerate system deployment. It also includes a specialized model ev

Vowpal Wabbit is an open-source machine learning system designed for online learning, where models update incrementally from streaming data without requiring full retraining. It provides a reduction-based learning framework that composes complex tasks from simpler algorithms, and includes a feature hashing trick that maps unbounded feature names into a fixed-size vector space to keep memory usage constant regardless of dataset size. The system supports distributed training across a cluster using an allreduce protocol for synchronized updates, and offers an active learning query strategy that s

GraphSAGE is a graph neural network framework designed for inductive representation learning on large-scale graphs. It functions as an inductive graph embedding tool and neighborhood aggregation engine, enabling the generation of numerical node representations that generalize to previously unseen data. The system distinguishes itself by computing node embeddings through the aggregation of features from local neighborhoods rather than relying on a global lookup table. This approach allows the framework to operate as both a supervised graph classifier for predicting categorical node classes and