Network embedding assigns network nodes to low
dimensional representations, which effectively
preserves the network topology. Recent years have
seen a significant degree of advancement towards
this new paradigm for network research. In this
work, we focus on categorizing, evaluating, and
suggesting future paths for the study of network
embedding techniques. We start by briefly outlining
network embedding's goal. In the context of
cognitive radio, we discuss network embedding and
its relation to classical graph embedding techniques.
Subsequently, we provide a comprehensive and
systematic description of a wide range of network
embedding strategies, such as sophisticated
information preservation techniques, side
information containing techniques, and approaches
that maintain structure and attributes. Furthermore,
a variety of network embedding assessment
techniques are investigated, along with a few useful
web resources including network data sets and
software. In the final section, we discuss the
fundamentals of applying these network embedding
techniques to build a functional system.
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