Maxime Lucas
Maxime Lucas
Hi, I am currently writing a manuscript to be submitted to your great journal. Unfortunately, I am having trouble compiling the paper.md: the guidelines (https://joss.readthedocs.io/en/latest/submitting.html) provide two ways but none...
From here https://github.com/nplresearch/higher_order_LRG
From here https://github.com/nplresearch/higher_order_LRG
> it is not directly related to the node color, but more node size and node labels, in the current https://xgi.readthedocs.io/en/stable/api/drawing/xgi.drawing.draw.html#module-xgi.drawing.draw it seems not clear to me if you also...
It could be useful to compute a stat by using its name as a string argument, like H.nodes.stat("degree"). I think we cannot do that right now (@leotrs ?). This would...
If a new user starts looking `H.nodes.degree` they will have a hard time finding it in the docs: - if they look for it in classes, `Hypergraph.py` doesn't say anything...
Some of the features would benefit for a more in-depth explanation than just the API: explanations, example, use cases, etc. I'm thinking of something along the lines of this [pandas...
I saw a library (can't remember which one) that had automated benchmarks: there was a graph, automatically updated with each PR/commit, that showed the time taken to run certain core...
A collaborator would be interested if we had hyperedge adjacency matrices (see definition in page 10 of this [preprint](https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.02.10.528083v1.full.pdf)). Basically, two k-edges are : - lower adjacent if they share...
@maximelucas The combinatorial explosion of the mask array makes it impossible to use in some scenarios: e.g. ```pycon >>> import xgi >>> xgi.random_hypergraph(1000, order=5, ps=[1e-12]) # => should create a...