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I am confused about how you conduct the random data split in Table 1 of Graphcon paper.
From the description and the test ACC of the baseline model, table 1 follows the same data split ratio in [1], which is 20 per class for training, 30 per class for val and the rest of data for test.
However, from the code,
It seems that Graphcon only uses 20 per class for training and the val and test ratio is different with the paper [1].
Can you explain the train/val/test ratio you used in table 1? Thanks very much!
[1] Shchur O, Mumme M, Bojchevski A, et al. Pitfalls of graph neural network evaluation[J]. arXiv preprint arXiv:1811.05868, 2018.
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Hi tk-rusch,
I am confused about how you conduct the random data split in Table 1 of Graphcon paper.
From the description and the test ACC of the baseline model, table 1 follows the same data split ratio in [1], which is 20 per class for training, 30 per class for val and the rest of data for test.
However, from the code,
GraphCON/src/homophilic_graphs/data.py
Lines 74 to 78 in 3326c48
It seems that Graphcon only uses 20 per class for training and the val and test ratio is different with the paper [1].
Can you explain the train/val/test ratio you used in table 1? Thanks very much!
[1] Shchur O, Mumme M, Bojchevski A, et al. Pitfalls of graph neural network evaluation[J]. arXiv preprint arXiv:1811.05868, 2018.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: