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Network architecture on D&D and ENZYMES #5
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Hi, thanks for your interest in our work. For the 2 layers architecture, you can simply remove the middle layer in the code. |
hi, thaks for your guidance. I have already reproduced the previously mentioned accuracy on D&D, but still could not get the same acc on ENZYMES (using the same code, just change the dataset and some hyperpara). |
Hi, The ENZYMES dataset is a little strange and may have a bug. Also see this issue #pyg-team/pytorch_geometric#764. Actually, for this dataset, I evaluate the train accuracy, validation accuracy and test accuracy in each training epoch; and the best test accuracy is reported in this procedure. |
Wow, thanks very much for your prompt reply. Maybe this is really a bug in ENZYMES. Thanks again! |
hello, this's a excellent paper, but i can not reproduce the previously mentioned accuracy on D&D and ENZYMES. I have read the code and found that the net arch is a 3 layers network, but according to your readme.md file, the network arch of these two dataset is a 2 layers network arch, but i found no details of the 2 layers arch in the paper. So could you tell me the details of the 2 layers arch for D&D and ENZYMES? Wish for your reply.
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