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If n==m, data.sort_by_time() does not seem to sort the edges properly. My guess is that it instead sorts the node attributed then. As a temporary fix, I added a manual sorting of all edge_attributes (including edge_index) for this case and only use data.sort_by_time() when n!=m in #246 . But we should work towards getting the bug fixed in PyG so that we do not need a workaround.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If
n==m
,data.sort_by_time()
does not seem to sort the edges properly. My guess is that it instead sorts the node attributed then. As a temporary fix, I added a manual sorting of all edge_attributes (including edge_index) for this case and only usedata.sort_by_time()
whenn!=m
in #246 . But we should work towards getting the bug fixed in PyG so that we do not need a workaround.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: