Overview

GraKeL is a Python package which provides implementations of several graph kernels, a family of powerful methods which allow kernel-based learning approaches such as SVMs to work directly on graphs.

Getting Started

• Documentation
  • Installing GraKeL
  • A Short Introduction
  • Core Concepts
  • Creating your Own Kernel
  • Contributing

Benchmarks

To demonstrate the efficiency of the algorithms implemented in GraKeL, we present a comparison of the running times of the implementations of some graph kernels from GraKeL and from other packages. We also compare the running times of the different kernels to each other.

• Benchmarks
  • Comparison with Other Packages
  • Evaluation Study

Package Reference

A collection of all classes and functions important for the use and understanding of the GraKeL package.

GraKeL provides

• GraKeL
• API Reference
• Examples
• Tutorials

What’s New

• Version 0.1a8

  • Added a new kernel: [Weisfeiler-Lehman-Optimal-Assignment](https://ysig.github.io/GraKeL/0.1a8/kernels/weisfeiler_lehman_optimal_assignment.html).

  • Removed MultiScaleLaplacian (as being really slow and useless) and renamed MultiScaleLaplacianFast to MultiScaleLaplacian.

  • Fixed minor issues (joblib deprecation, skbunch etc) from 0.1a7.

• Version 0.1a7

  • Detailed installation instructions for c++ extensions in windows.

  • Changed base_kernel alias in frameworks with base_graph_kernel to disambiguate with vectorial kernels.

  • Speed-up for floyd_warshall calculation in graph.py.

  • Large update throughout all the documentation.

• Version 0.1a6

  • More scikit-learn compatibility:

    1. Initialise kernels by name and alias on GraphKernel (as GraphKernel(kernel=”shortest_path”).

    2. Fit and instantion by default parameters.

    3. Random number generator standardized check_random_state. random_seed are now random_state arguments.

    4. Doctests.

  • Miscelanous:

    1. Detailed unsupported kernel output.

    2. More detailed licensing information considering cvxopt and BLISS

    3. Small bugfix inside the (Count Sensitive) Neighborhood Hash Kernel.

    4. Added sparse-compatibility for VertexHistogram and for EdgeHistogram.

• Version 0.1a5

  • Various bugfixes in kernel implementations.

  • Added a bunch of utils functions for external operations: transforming existing graph formats (csv, pandas, networkx) to the grakel native, k-fold cross validation with an SVM and kernel matrix transformer for manipulating precomputed kernel matrices in an Transformer fashion.

  • Conda compatibility: visit https://anaconda.org/ysig/grakel-dev.

Indices and tables

• Index

• Module Index

• Search Page