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Currently there are two thoughts for using edges in coalescence.
only coalesce when edge preds are the same
Ignore edge preds
But different edges might end up doing the same thing overall. Something like
A-[upregulates]->B and A-[downregulates]->C
Suppose B->[downregulates]->D and C-[upregulates]->D. Then D should be brought in as an extra node, merging these two, since the net effect of them is the same.
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Currently there are two thoughts for using edges in coalescence.
But different edges might end up doing the same thing overall. Something like
A-[upregulates]->B and A-[downregulates]->C
Suppose B->[downregulates]->D and C-[upregulates]->D. Then D should be brought in as an extra node, merging these two, since the net effect of them is the same.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: