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When the start/end node ids in the edges dataframe are not named sequentially, e.g., given the edges dataframe below
The number of edges is 2 without problem. The number of vertices, should it be 10 or 3? It needs to be 10 to use the same node id as in the dataframe. However, there are only actually 3 nodes. |
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Looks good. You may need to run through clang-format to format the c++ code.
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Co-authored-by: Krishna Kumar <3963513+kks32@users.noreply.github.com>
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why are we removing this file?
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Could you please add .clang-format back in?
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Add arm64 compatibility
Road networks are usually stored as dataframes. Therefore, it is easier to create a graph directly from the dataframes.
Currently, the graph needs to be created in the following sequence: dataframe --> matrix --> save .mtx --> read .mtx into graph.
The proposed changes will create graph using: dataframe --> graph.