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Minjie Wang 67dc11971f [Refactor] Use object system for all CAPIs (#716)
* WIP: using object system for graph

* c++ side refactoring done; compiled

* remove stale apis

* fix bug in DGLGraphCreate; passed test_graph.py

* fix bug in python modify; passed utest for pytorch/cpu

* fix lint

* address comments
2019-07-23 12:47:05 -04:00

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/*!
* Copyright (c) 2019 by Contributors
* \file dgl/nodeflow.h
* \brief DGL NodeFlow class.
*/
#ifndef DGL_NODEFLOW_H_
#define DGL_NODEFLOW_H_
#include <vector>
#include <string>
#include "./runtime/object.h"
#include "graph_interface.h"
namespace dgl {
class ImmutableGraph;
/*!
* \brief A NodeFlow graph stores the sampling results for a sampler that samples
* nodes/edges in layers.
*
* We store multiple layers of the sampling results in a single graph, which results
* in a more compact format. We store extra information,
* such as the node and edge mapping from the NodeFlow graph to the parent graph.
*/
struct NodeFlowObject : public runtime::Object {
/*! \brief The graph. */
GraphPtr graph;
/*!
* \brief the offsets of each layer.
*/
IdArray layer_offsets;
/*!
* \brief the offsets of each flow.
*/
IdArray flow_offsets;
/*!
* \brief The node mapping from the NodeFlow graph to the parent graph.
*/
IdArray node_mapping;
/*!
* \brief The edge mapping from the NodeFlow graph to the parent graph.
*/
IdArray edge_mapping;
static constexpr const char* _type_key = "graph.NodeFlow";
DGL_DECLARE_OBJECT_TYPE_INFO(NodeFlowObject, runtime::Object);
};
// Define NodeFlow as the reference class of NodeFlowObject
class NodeFlow : public runtime::ObjectRef {
public:
DGL_DEFINE_OBJECT_REF_METHODS(NodeFlow, runtime::ObjectRef, NodeFlowObject);
/*! \brief create a new nodeflow reference */
static NodeFlow Create() {
return NodeFlow(std::make_shared<NodeFlowObject>());
}
};
/*!
* \brief Get a slice on a graph that represents a NodeFlow.
*
* The entire block has to be taken as a slice. Users have to specify the
* correct starting and ending location of a layer.
*
* If remap is false, the returned arrays can be viewed as a sub-matrix slice
* of the adjmat of the input graph. Let the adjmat of the input graph be A,
* then the slice is equal to (in numpy syntax):
* A[layer1_start:layer1_end, layer0_start:layer0_end]
*
* If remap is true, the returned arrays represents an adjacency matrix
* of shape NxM, where N is the number of nodes in layer1 and M is
* the number of nodes in layer0. Nodes in layer0 will be remapped to
* [0, M) and nodes in layer1 will be remapped to [0, N).
*
* A row of the returned adjacency matrix represents the destination
* of an edge and the column represents the source.
*
* If fmt == "csr", the function returns three arrays: indptr, indices, eid.
* If fmt == "coo", the function returns two arrays: idx, eid. Here, the idx array
* is the concatenation of src and dst node id arrays.
*
* \param graph An immutable graph.
* \param fmt the format of the returned adjacency matrix.
* \param layer0_size the size of the first layer in the block.
* \param layer1_start the location where the second layer starts.
* \param layer1_end the location where the secnd layer ends.
* \param remap Indicates to remap all vertex ids and edge Ids to local Id
* space.
* \return a vector of IdArrays.
*/
std::vector<IdArray> GetNodeFlowSlice(const ImmutableGraph &graph, const std::string &fmt,
size_t layer0_size, size_t layer1_start,
size_t layer1_end, bool remap);
} // namespace dgl
#endif // DGL_NODEFLOW_H_