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I'm not sure where it's going wrong. I applied this successfully to a small, randomly generated adjacency list. But when running it on a real data set I ended up with nonsense in the left and right columns.
Only difference I could see between the two data sets was that the dummy data only had a single node with a parent_id of zero, whereas the real data set had several.
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I'm not sure where it's going wrong. I applied this successfully to a small, randomly generated adjacency list. But when running it on a real data set I ended up with nonsense in the left and right columns.
Only difference I could see between the two data sets was that the dummy data only had a single node with a parent_id of zero, whereas the real data set had several.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: