The cora sites graph is not connected?

[bapriddy]

@tkipf

When I displayed the graph I got a graph with many components. Is this correct? pdf attached. Maybe you included extra info in the edge list?

cora.pdf

[tkipf]

Yes this should be fine. If I remember correctly the benchmark dataset version of Cora had multiple connected components.

…

On Sun 13. Jan 2019 at 14:27 Cortes ***@***.***> wrote: When I displayed the graph I got a graph with many components. Is this correct? pdf attached. cora.pdf <https://github.com/tkipf/pygcn/files/2753108/cora.pdf> — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#29>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AHAcYFbnq9zchLwZ5aiSqAzV3DUkK6ZYks5vCzRdgaJpZM4Z9Kt_> .

[bapriddy]

Got it. Thanks!

[ZHUXUHAN]

@tkipf

When I displayed the graph I got a graph with many components. Is this correct? pdf attached. Maybe you included extra info in the edge list?

cora.pdf

hello
can you tell me how to visualize the data?

[preetham-salehundam]

@tkipf

When I displayed the graph I got a graph with many components. Is this correct? pdf attached. Maybe you included extra info in the edge list?

cora.pdf

How did you plot the graph?

[bapriddy]

@tkipf @ZHUXUHAN @preetham-salehundam
My apologies for not responding sooner! I used mathematica (below) for this but there are many other ways. Gephi is a free open source code that installs quickly. You could probably use python...

M := Import["cora", "Table"];
Ev := EdgeList[M];
g := Graph[Ev];
A := AdjacencyMatrix[g]
G := AdjacencyGraph[A];
GraphPlot[G]

[bapriddy]

solved.