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Greetings editors,
I have a graph with very imbalanced weights. There are 2000 edges, and around 1000 of them have weights 10 million. When partition, I get a negative cutting edge cost which indicates int overflow.
In your src/metis.h, it is specified:
#define IDXTYPEWIDTH 64
Then I modified REALTYPEWIDTH to be 64:
#define REALTYPEWIDTH 64
However, after I build it by:
sudo python3 setup.py install
The test case still reports a negative cutting edge cost. May I know how to fix this issue? Thanks!
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Greetings editors,
I have a graph with very imbalanced weights. There are 2000 edges, and around 1000 of them have weights 10 million. When partition, I get a negative cutting edge cost which indicates int overflow.
In your src/metis.h, it is specified:
#define IDXTYPEWIDTH 64
Then I modified REALTYPEWIDTH to be 64:
#define REALTYPEWIDTH 64
However, after I build it by:
sudo python3 setup.py install
The test case still reports a negative cutting edge cost. May I know how to fix this issue? Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: