Cool, I didn't know that :) So in the command line we have the -eif for the
edgeInputFormat and -vif for the vertexInputFormat?
Keep us updated how it works and what other difficulties you may have!
On Wed, May 15, 2013 at 6:36 PM, Alessandro Presta wrote:
> Hi Han,
>
> You are correct: if you
Hi Han,
You are correct: if you are loading the graph with an EdgeInputFormat, but also
need to load additional data for vertices, you want to use a
VertexValueInputFormat.
You can see an example in TestEdgeInput.
Alessandro
From: Han JU mailto:ju.han.fe...@gmail.com>>
Reply-To: "user@giraph.a
Thanks Maria.
For the input part, in fact what I want to load is a bipartite graph, so
nodes are in two separate sets. If I use TextEdgeInputFormat, how could I
load data for the nodes? (for example a flag indicating in which set the
node is).
On the website it says: In the second case, edges wil
The InputFormat is the code needed to read the input file. So, you cannot
have two InputFormats, you should choose one of the two.
>From my understanding, TextEdgeInputFormat is more suitable for you as it
takes exactly the format of your input file: node1 node2 edgeValue
The TextVertexInputFormat
Hi,
Some questions:
- My input file is a text file with edges: node1 node2 edgeValue, I
figured it out that I should use TextEdgeInputFormat and
TextVertexValueInputFormat. But how do these two things fit together?
Should I prepare another file that contains only the node informations for
Verte
