MikeKonrad
commented
1 year ago Kevin, I’ve had similar experience before. If I understand what you are describing correctly, what happens is something like this (from memory): when you do a bootstrapped search, the graph specification that is output includes an additional section not present in a graph specification from a regular search (not invoking boostrapping). That additional section is called something like “Graph Attributes” and it reports by node, the associated BIC score for that node. The Graph box does not know how to read/parse this information and so loading won’t work, but if you instead manually or programmatically intercept the loading of such a bootstrapped-search-result-graph-specification and strip away the “Graph Attributes” section it will load just fine.
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A result graph can be exported after running search using bootstrapping, as shown here:
[Screenshot from 2023-01-10 10-05-37]https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/10729309/211587282-f5506338-b0b6-4029-bb75-365c7c3567d5.png
However, the exported graph could not be imported into a Graph Node.
Note that a result graph obtained from running search without bootstrapping can be exported and imported without any problem.
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jdramsey
A result graph can be exported after running search using bootstrapping, as shown here:
However, the exported graph could not be imported into a Graph Node.