Learn more about Graph Neural Networks here β https://ibm.biz/~Jnyh8Bu8W World runs on networksβsocial circles, molecules, even the web π. Anna Gutowska breaks down Graph Neural Networks with clear explanations of GNN basics, message passing, embeddings, GCN, GAT, GraphSAGE, GIN, and graph transformers. Learn how modern AI and ML models understand complex graph data. AI news moves fast. Sign up for a monthly newsletter for AI updates from IBM β https://ibm.biz/~eKIbLYMRg #gnn #machinelearning #ai
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Please release more I need a lot of GNNs information for my tesis
Great video! Really enjoyed it.
A video on the application areas of GNNs would be a nice sequel to this one.
An amazing choice of topic and a great explanation! I hope this channel will choose more of topics like this one for the future videos, instead of AI-hype stuff like Agentic-Blah-Blah engineering :)
Well structured into sections and simplifying even complex concepts easy to understand.
This video is interesting enough to inspire the thought about GNN. Please elaborate each of the classifications of GNN and applications of those in real world.
Make more videos like this
Good content. Thanks
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Amazing stuff
Damn as a software engineer I am hating my current work. It doesnβt expand my learning but AI always is expanding. Itβs not about how it is impacting real world but addition of new topics itself is interesting for a subject. No year is the same.
Omg, first video I failed to understand. Speaker deserves a rise... I guess. Tip: add this video to "rewatch when your ego needs to be humbled" list
Not a single concrete example. The teacher is so much more abstract than even very abstract high level graduate text books......
Whats your social media??
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Nice content ! Thanks
When I saw the title, my brain read GNRs, then I was like: what the hell GNRs the 80βs rock band is related with IBM and LLMs β¦. I know, my bad π
thank you
Host looks like the 'spitting image' of someone I know ... but 30 years younger π Also, nice video. Clear, concise, and thorough enough without being too thorough.
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