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direct_citation creates undirected graph with no node attributes #137
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Yikes, that's odd. Looking into it. |
@aosingh Can you take a look at this today? |
@erickpeirson |
@erickpeirson, return _generate_graph(nx.Graph, pairs, node_attrs=node_type, We can modify it to return a DiGraph. |
Yes, we should change that to a https://asu.academia.edu/ErickPeirson On Fri, Mar 18, 2016 at 1:24 PM, Abhishek Omprakash Singh <
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Fixed and tested it. Also changed the test case validation to self.assertIsInstance(g, nx.DiGraph).
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Awesome; can you raise a PR? |
PR raised. |
@KHoover2009 Can you confirm that this fixes the problem? Be sure to install the latest version of tethne: $ pip install -U tethne |
Confirmed Kevin Hoover From: Erick notifications@github.com @KHoover2009https://github.com/KHoover2009 Can you confirm that this fixes the problem? Be sure to install the latest version of tethne: $ pip install -U tethne You are receiving this because you were mentioned. |
Fantastic; thanks! Erick Peirson
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tethne.networks.papers.direct_citation no longer creates a directed citation network. instead it produces a undirected graph making intelligent interpretation difficult. Additionally somewhere between version .4 and .7 it lost the ability to create node attributes by passing a list argument.
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