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Documentation on how to apply this to new datasets #1

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kenghweeng opened this issue Apr 20, 2021 · 2 comments
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Documentation on how to apply this to new datasets #1

kenghweeng opened this issue Apr 20, 2021 · 2 comments

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@kenghweeng
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First of all, great paper; I enjoyed reading it!

However, I do wonder how we can apply this technique to our own custom dataset, as I don't really see much comprehensive documentation on generalisability. I noted that your utility functions are mostly written with respect to the pre-specified dataset. Was kindly wondering if I could get some help with using this with custom datasets, thanks!

@TianxiangZhao
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Of course, I would be happy to.

You can write the custom dataloader to make sure the inputs are the same as those of data_load.py. If any problems occur or that there are some confusing part about the code, just directly contact me.

@LirongWu
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LirongWu commented Jun 3, 2021

Great job, and the code is very easy to understand. However, I noticed that you only used a subset of the Twitter dataset (a subgraph of it), could you please provide the Sub_Twitter dataset that has been processed, since I don't know which part of the dataset you specifically collected and therefore cannot reproduce your results.

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