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Title: How to Standardize Features and Relationship Weights for GraphSAGE in Neo4j?

Body:

I am working on preparing my Neo4j graph for machine learning with the GraphSAGE algorithm, and I need help with standardizing node features and relationship weights across heterogeneous nodes and relationships.

My graph consists of several node types (User, Product, Review, Word) and relationships (BOUGHT, REVIEWS, WROTE, CO_OCCURS, CONTAINS). The Word nodes have a vector property (a list of floats), and I need to create a uniform feature vector of length 100 for the other node types (User, Product, Review) where non-existent properties are represented by zeros, and the first element is a dummy feature set to 1.

Additionally, I am working with two types of weighted relationships where weights (count and rating) differ significantly in their range and significance. I need to standardize these weights for use in GraphSAGE.

Here is what I am currently doing:

1. Setting Dummy Features:

   cypher
   

   CALL {
     MATCH (u:User)
     SET u.dummyFeature = 1
     RETURN count(*) AS updatedCount, 'User' AS nodeType
     UNION ALL
     MATCH (p:Product)
     SET p.dummyFeature = 1
     RETURN count(*) AS updatedCount, 'Product' AS nodeType
     UNION ALL
     MATCH (r:Review)
     SET r.dummyFeature = 1
     RETURN count(*) AS updatedCount, 'Review' AS nodeType
   }
   RETURN nodeType, updatedCount;
   

2. Updating Feature Vectors:

   cypher
   

   MATCH (n)
   SET n.featureVector = 
     CASE 
       WHEN n:Word THEN n.vector
       ELSE [1.0] + apoc.coll.repeat(0.0, 99)
     END
   

3. Standardizing Relationship Weights:

   cypher
   

   MATCH ()-[r]->()
   SET r.unifiedWeight = CASE 
     WHEN exists(r.count) THEN toFloat(r.count)
     WHEN exists(r.rating) THEN r.rating
     ELSE 1.0
   END
   
   

Questions:

• How can I ensure that the feature vector creation and weight standardization are optimally set up for GraphSAGE training? Is this the standard procedure, converting scalar to vectors?

• Are there more efficient or standardized methods to handle feature vector alignment and relationship weight normalization in Neo4j for machine learning purposes?

Any advice or improvements on this setup would be greatly appreciated!