legothief
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Figuring out how to create those embeddings (that make sense over time) can mean quite a bit of research work, and requires flexibility, so it's probably better done outside of the time series library, with the tools of your choice.
- in real life, graphs are not fixed
- you need to deal with the many different potential representations of the graph (permutation invariance)
- the nodes are usually containing more features than a single scalar value
but this is definitely not the best explanation, I think this guy does a lot better job: https://youtu.be/JtDgmmQ60x8
Definitely check them out! There are also tools that were made available by some of the authors: https://github.com/google-research/python-graphs