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Thanks for sharing the codebase for SIGN. I really enjoyed reading the paper and found it to be really interesting. However, I was wondering if you could share the code for generating the operators used in the paper. Specifically, I am interested in the code for the "random-walk normalized PPR diffusion" and "row-normalized triangle-induced adjacency matrix" operators used.
As far as I know, only the powers of the normalized adjacency matrix operator is included in this repository. I did go through some closed issues and was made aware that the codebase might be updated in the future with the full code. Even though the SIGN model is now available in PyG and DGL, I believe it will be very beneficial to have access to the original code to reproduce the results in the paper. If you could point me to some other repository used to generate the other two operators, that would be greatly appreciated as well.
Warm Regards,
Paul Louis
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Nov 29, 2022
Dear Authors,
Thanks for sharing the codebase for SIGN. I really enjoyed reading the paper and found it to be really interesting. However, I was wondering if you could share the code for generating the operators used in the paper. Specifically, I am interested in the code for the "random-walk normalized PPR diffusion" and "row-normalized triangle-induced adjacency matrix" operators used.
As far as I know, only the powers of the normalized adjacency matrix operator is included in this repository. I did go through some closed issues and was made aware that the codebase might be updated in the future with the full code. Even though the SIGN model is now available in PyG and DGL, I believe it will be very beneficial to have access to the original code to reproduce the results in the paper. If you could point me to some other repository used to generate the other two operators, that would be greatly appreciated as well.
Warm Regards,
Paul Louis
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