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HIF functionality (new) #572

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HIF functionality (new) #572

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What's the difference between the HIF and our own format?

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nwlandry commented Aug 28, 2024

What's the difference between the HIF and our own format?

Lots of things. The HIF standard is being developed with 3 other higher-order libraries (and hopefully more in the near future) which means that this will be much more standard. Secondly, HIF has far more features than the format used in XGI-DATA (empy edges, edge-dependent node attributes, directed hypergraphs, etc.) so my hope is that we can finalize the format and then convert the files in XGI-DATA to this sometime down the road.

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Great, sounds good, thanks a lot.

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