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First you'll have to convert your graph to a Then, you could use subgraph to split your graph into separate train and test graphs (subgraphs). |
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Hi,
A very general question. If I have a single graph, is it possible to do supervised learning instead of using masks to do semi- supervised learning?
In this case, how can I make my test dataset?
I have networkx data object as my input graph. How can I get the test set out of this?
I have seen the randomlinksplit and randomnodesplit, my use case is for solving a node regression problem.
Any feedback would be very helpful.
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