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Thank you for making the code and paper publicly available. I encountered two issues while processing the TUD datasets regarding the lifting procedure:
For the PROTEINS dataset:
When setting max_ring to 15 or higher, the process of converting graphs to complexes gets stuck and does not proceed. Specifically, the file PROTEINS_complex_list.pt becomes excessively large, reaching 7GB when k=15. For k=18, the conversion process for the PROTEINS dataset completely fails, and the progress bar remains stuck indefinitely.
For other TUD datasets, such as COLLAB:
When dealing with a new dataset, I encountered issues during the lifting procedure. The step of converting graph data to complexes takes an extremely long time. Even with the smallest setting of k=4, the model fails to run on the resulting complex data.
I would appreciate any suggestions or solutions to these problems!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thank you for making the code and paper publicly available. I encountered two issues while processing the TUD datasets regarding the lifting procedure:
When setting
max_ring
to 15 or higher, the process of converting graphs to complexes gets stuck and does not proceed. Specifically, the filePROTEINS_complex_list.pt
becomes excessively large, reaching 7GB whenk=15
. Fork=18
, the conversion process for the PROTEINS dataset completely fails, and the progress bar remains stuck indefinitely.When dealing with a new dataset, I encountered issues during the
lifting procedure
. The step of converting graph data to complexes takes an extremely long time. Even with the smallest setting ofk=4
, the model fails to run on the resulting complex data.I would appreciate any suggestions or solutions to these problems!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: