difference between x and allx

[amrmohammed123]

what is the use of x in load_data function as from what I see it's just loaded and isn't used, but the one used is allx, what are the differences between them.

[tkipf]

If I remember correctly, x was only used for inductive semi-supervised learning tasks in the paper that released that benchmark (see README), and does not contain all node feature vectors. For transductive learning (the setting considered in this work), simply use allx which contains all feature vectors.

On Fri, Apr 5, 2019 at 12:56 PM amrmohammed123 [email protected] wrote:

what is the use of x in load_data function as from what I see it's just loaded and isn't used, but the one used is allx, what are the differences between them.

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Actually allx does not contain all features. There are 2708 nodes in cora. I tried loading the data and found the shape of allx is 1708x1433, containing features of 1708 nodes except the 1000 test nodes