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[GSProcessing&GSPartition] Support Hard Negative #1080

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@jalencato jalencato commented Oct 29, 2024

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Description of changes:

  • Add feature support for hard negative for distributed graph construction pipeline. For partition stage, users does not need to do any additional step for hard negative feature transformation itself.
  • Implementation with the way we agreed on with the design doc.
  • Create additional steps for distributed partition as we can not fully reused the previous script because different ways for mapping files. I create a separate one in the gspartition code repo to easy maintain.
  • Tested with 1M nodes and 1M edges.

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LGTM now, ideally we want to verify correctness with some regression tests.

@jalencato jalencato merged commit c964cc4 into awslabs:main Nov 15, 2024
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