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Hi everyone. I just found myself having trouble with the pygsp.reduction.interpolate function, and the reason was in line 173 of the reduction.py file:
The error raised was claiming that G did not have any mr attribute. I assume an if-else could be added to fix it, as I have done to my local cloned version:
This solved for me. As I'm not from a computer science background and I'm not very familiar with the creation of test files, I thought of writing the problem here, instead of making a pull request. I hope this is helpful. I open this issue to raise attention to this problem and, if in fact you guys see that a fix is needed, a pull request is created.
Thanks.
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Thanks for reporting. Can you share the code you wrote that triggered the issue? I'm not familiar with this part of the code, but the mr attribute appears to be created by the pygsp.reduction.graph_multiresolution function, which I would assume you'd call before pygsp.reduction.interpolate.
Hi everyone. I just found myself having trouble with the
pygsp.reduction.interpolate
function, and the reason was in line 173 of thereduction.py
file:The error raised was claiming that
G
did not have anymr
attribute. I assume an if-else could be added to fix it, as I have done to my local cloned version:This solved for me. As I'm not from a computer science background and I'm not very familiar with the creation of test files, I thought of writing the problem here, instead of making a pull request. I hope this is helpful. I open this issue to raise attention to this problem and, if in fact you guys see that a fix is needed, a pull request is created.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: