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To support implementing the similarity algorithms (Jaccard/Overlap/Sorensen) we need to have a neighbor intersection primitive that provides the edge weights for the overlapping edges.
For example, if the vertex pair (u,v) have a common neighbor a, then the intersection operation needs to be able to access the weight of the vertex (u,a) and the weight of the vertex (a,v).
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To support implementing the similarity algorithms (Jaccard/Overlap/Sorensen) we need to have a neighbor intersection primitive that provides the edge weights for the overlapping edges.
For example, if the vertex pair (u,v) have a common neighbor a, then the intersection operation needs to be able to access the weight of the vertex (u,a) and the weight of the vertex (a,v).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: