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In our tests the code coming from CWTS' reference implementation for LocalMergingAlgorithm/subnetwork_clustering) our implementation ends up with f64/double overflows pretty easily. I want to go back and rig up a test to show just how frequently it can happen so we have an idea of the scale of the problem, and then also revisit whether we can pick a different function to apply to the qvi for a given join/merge rather than exponent.
Another option would be to normalize our weights to between 0 and 1 - our big problem now is that our weights are often a very large number in the hundreds of thousands.
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In our tests the code coming from CWTS' reference implementation for
LocalMergingAlgorithm
/subnetwork_clustering
) our implementation ends up with f64/double overflows pretty easily. I want to go back and rig up a test to show just how frequently it can happen so we have an idea of the scale of the problem, and then also revisit whether we can pick a different function to apply to the qvi for a given join/merge rather than exponent.Another option would be to normalize our weights to between 0 and 1 - our big problem now is that our weights are often a very large number in the hundreds of thousands.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: