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Description

We implement the WS1000-Gamma dataset introduced in:
Katsman, I., Lou, E., & Gilbert, A. (2024). Revisiting the Necessity of Graph Learning and Common Graph Benchmarks.
https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.06173

We use the task: classification, when 'y' is distance from node to root.
The original paper implements edge prediction instead.

Issue

This dataset is important, since it was used as an example in which (for edge prediction) a MLP can do better than graph NN.

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The next step will be to add the task of edge prediction. Which will be an independent pull request, and perhaps by someone else.

Updated details on dataset structure, and configuration parameters.
Updated docstrings for clarity and consistency.
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Dear Participants,

This is a final reminder regarding the upcoming challenge deadline.

📅 Deadline: Tomorrow, 25th November 2025

✅ Critical Requirement: Please ensure your branch is passing all CI/CD tests.

If you have any pending changes, please push them and verify your build status as soon as possible.

Good luck!

@levtelyatnikov levtelyatnikov added the category-a1 Submission to TDL Challenge 2025: Mission A, Category 1. label Nov 24, 2025
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