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Datasets #4

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hrbwzq opened this issue Jun 24, 2020 · 3 comments
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Datasets #4

hrbwzq opened this issue Jun 24, 2020 · 3 comments

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@hrbwzq
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hrbwzq commented Jun 24, 2020

How can i use this with my own dataset.
How can i change my graph into this kind of format.
thank you so much.

@amin-salehi
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As you can see in transductive_classifier.py and inductive_classifier.py, there are three following matrices:
G: Adjacency Matrix
X: Feature Matrix, each row represents the features of the corresponding node.
Y: label matrix for evaluation purposes.
Hope this helps.

@hrbwzq
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hrbwzq commented Jan 7, 2021

Thank you so much for your kindness.
Now i build a Graph by myself with feature.I want to know how i can make the graph like ind.cora.graph,ind.cora.x,ind.cora.y and so on.
it‘s there some code,so that i can change my graph like this easily.

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Thank you so much for your kindness.
Now i build a Graph by myself with feature.I want to know how i can make the graph like ind.cora.graph,ind.cora.x,ind.cora.y and so on.
it‘s there some code,so that i can change my graph like this easily.

Thank you so much for your kindness.
Now i build a Graph by myself with feature.I want to know how i can make the graph like ind.cora.graph,ind.cora.x,ind.cora.y and so on.
it‘s there some code,so that i can change my graph like this easily.

Excuse me, have you dealt with it? Please give me some advice, thank you.

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