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[简体中文](README_cn.md) | English
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Graph-Learn (formerly AliGraph) is a distributed framework designed for the development and application of large-scale graph neural networks.
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It refines and abstracts a set of programming paradigms suitable for common graph neural network models from the practical problems of large-scale graph training, and has been successfully applied to many scenarios such as search recommendation, network security, knowledge graph, etc. within Alibaba.
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Graph-Learn provides Python and C++ interfaces for graph sampling operations, and provides a gremlin-like GSL (Graph Sampling Language) interface. For upper layer graph learning models, Graph-Learn provides a set of paradigms and processes for model development, compatible with TensorFlow and PyTorch, providing data layer, model layer interfaces and rich model examples.
Graph-Learn (formerly AliGraph) is a distributed framework designed for the development and application of large-scale graph neural networks.
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It abstracts a set of programming paradigms suitable for common graph neural network models from the practical problems of large-scale graph training, and has been successfully applied to many scenarios such as search recommendation, network security, knowledge graph, etc. within Alibaba.
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Graph-Learn provides both Python and C++ interfaces for graph sampling operations, and provides a gremlin-like GSL (Graph Sampling Language) interface. For upper layer graph learning models, Graph-Learn provides a set of paradigms and processes for model development. It is compatible with TensorFlow and PyTorch, and provides data layer, model layer interfaces and rich model examples.
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