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HashGNN creates node embeddings by hashing and message passing.
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+ .. deprecated :: 2.5.0
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+ Since GDS server version 2.5.0 you should use the endpoint :func: `gds.node2vec.mutate ` instead.
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.. py :function :: gds.beta.node2vec.mutate(G: Graph, ** config: Any) -> Series[Any]
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The Node2Vec algorithm computes embeddings for nodes based on random walks.
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+ .. deprecated :: 2.5.0
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+ Since GDS server version 2.5.0 you should use the endpoint :func: `gds.node2vec.mutate.estimate ` instead.
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.. py :function :: gds.beta.node2vec.mutate.estimate(G: Graph, ** config: Any) -> Series[Any]
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Returns an estimation of the memory consumption for that procedure.
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+ .. deprecated :: 2.5.0
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+ Since GDS server version 2.5.0 you should use the endpoint :func: `gds.node2vec.stream ` instead.
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.. py :function :: gds.beta.node2vec.stream(G: Graph, ** config: Any) -> DataFrame
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The Node2Vec algorithm computes embeddings for nodes based on random walks.
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+ Since GDS server version 2.5.0 you should use the endpoint :func: `gds.node2vec.stream.estimate ` instead.
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.. py :function :: gds.beta.node2vec.stream.estimate(G: Graph, ** config: Any) -> Series[Any]
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Returns an estimation of the memory consumption for that procedure.
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+ .. deprecated :: 2.5.0
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+ Since GDS server version 2.5.0 you should use the endpoint :func: `gds.node2vec.write ` instead.
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.. py :function :: gds.beta.node2vec.write(G: Graph, ** config: Any) -> Series[Any]
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The Node2Vec algorithm computes embeddings for nodes based on random walks.
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+ .. deprecated :: 2.5.0
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+ Since GDS server version 2.5.0 you should use the endpoint :func: `gds.node2vec.write.estimate ` instead.
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.. py :function :: gds.beta.node2vec.write.estimate(G: Graph, ** config: Any) -> Series[Any]
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Returns an estimation of the memory consumption for that procedure.
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