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Try calling Graph.Adjacency(adj_matrix.astype(numpy.int32)) instead. Your matrix contains floating-point numbers; igraph tries to interpret the entries of the matrix as edge multiplicities, which are supposed to be integers. Alternatively, if you want a weighted matrix, use Graph.Weighted_Adjacency() instead.
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Failed to use
scipy.sparse._csr.csr_matrix
to init a graph.To reproduce
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If you are confident that the issue is not in the Python interface but in the
C core of igraph, please add it to the main igraph repo
instead.
If you are unsure, feel free to add your issue here - we will transfer it to
the main igraph repo if the root cause is
in the C core of igraph.
Version information
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python-igraph
are you using and where did you obtain it?git+https://github.com/igraph/python-igraph@develop
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