The function `evaluate` is overloaded!

[erlebach]

Hi,
In evaluation.py, you define the function evaluate twice with different arguments. And yet, Python does not support function overloading. Here are your declarations:

def evaluate(G: object, k: int = 2, method: str = 'all'):

def evaluate(G, dfnodes, graphEdges, method, k):

I do not understand how your examples could work. Any help is appreciated.

Also, could you please provide an uncommented example that calls predict and evaluate that can run as is? At this
time, you include an example in the README.md file, but it does not run properly.

Thanks,

Gordon

[soran-ghaderi]

Hi Gordon,

The second function is deprecated, however, we will update the package soon.

Could you please provide more information on what kind of issue you encounter when you run the examples?