Regarding running pytorch geometric functions in Google colab

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I'm trying to call certain Pytorch Geometric functions written in a file named model.py inside a folder named sparse_smoothing. I don't see any bugs in the function descriptions or the way they are imported apparently. However, when I try to import these functions externally from a code demo.ipynb I run into errors. I'd be grateful if someone could kindly help me out here.

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What I have tried:

I've read through the documentation of some Pytorch Geometric functions being called in my code. I didn't notice any bug apparently.

Posted 10-Feb-22 22:41pm

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Richard MacCutchan 11-Feb-22 5:39am

"when I try to import these functions externally from a code demo.ipynb I run into errors."
No one here can guess what your code is doing, or what those errors may be. Please use the Improve question link above, and add complete details of what is not working.

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