Contents
1. Motif Motivation
2. Network Motif
3. Pysic power of Jure
4. Graphlets : Node Feature Vectors ( Extention of MOtifs)
5. How to find Motifs and Graphlets (ESU Algorithm)
6. Structural Roles in Networks
7. Discovering Structural Roles in the Network ( RolX Method)
*subnetwork
subnetworks or subgraphs are the building block of networks
-> They have the power to characterize and discriminate networks
* Network signifance profile
-> Networks from the some domain have similar signifance profiles
* Why Do we need motifs ?
Motifs
- help us understand how networks work
- help us predict operation and reaction of the network in a given situtation
* Examples
- Feed - forward - loops ( as like Residual mechanism )
x -> y -> Z

- feed-forward loops
found in networks of neurons, where they neutralized 'biological noise'
- parallel loops
found in food webs
- single-input moduels
found in gene control networks

# Signifiance of motifs
key idea ; subgraphs that occur in a real network much more of than in a random newtork have functional signifance

Configuration Model
Goal ; Generate a random graph with a given sequence degree sequence k_1 k_2 … k_n
# Graphlets ; Node feature vectors
; Connected non-isomorphic subgraphs
* induced subgraphs of any frequency





# Graph Isomorphism

# Structural Role Discovery Method
# RoIX : Approach Overview


Node x Role Matrix
- discover the roles
Role x Feature Matrix
- discover assign features to the roles
## Key points at this lecture 3
# Subgraphs:
- Defining Motifis and graphlets
- Finding Motifs and graphlets
# Structural roles in networks
- RoIX: Structural Role Discovery Method
# Discovering strucutral roles and its applications:
- Structural simliarity
- Role generalization and transfer learning
- Making sense of roles
## Recap
# motifis , graphlets benefits how capture the difference between random graph and real graph
# approachs counting subgraphs , at this lecture we learn the algorithms called 'ESU-Tree'
# Structrual roles and distinguish them for extraction node feature by 'ROIX approach'