GDS ML Node Classification givin errors on properties

[dvalcarcer]

I am trying to run a ML Node Classification based on the GDS plugin, but I am giving an error that I don't know where it comes from. Explanation:

• I have created the memory graph as follows:

CALL gds.graph.create(
        "graph",
        "*",
        "*",
        {
            nodeProperties: ["bornDate", "gender"],
        }
    )

(there are 3 node labels in my database only: Persons, Cities and Test types - COVID tests- )

• After the estimate on the ml algorithm, I run it as follows:

CALL gds.alpha.ml.nodeClassification.train(
    "graph", {
    nodeLabels: ["Person"],
    modelName: "ncModel",
    featureProperties: ["gender"],
    targetProperty: "mlNodeClassification",
    randomSeed: 2,
    holdoutFraction: 0.4,
    validationFolds: 5,
    metrics: ["F1_WEIGHTED"],
    params: [
        {penalty: 0.0625},
        {penalty: 0.5}
    ]
})

(I only use gender as demonstration purpose). But I am giving this error:

Failed to invoke procedure `gds.alpha.ml.nodeClassification.train`: Caused by: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: The feature properties ['gender'] are not present for all requested labels. Requested labels: ['Person']. Properties available on all requested labels: []

• That is great If not all nodes had this properties, so I check that for just in case:

MATCH (n:Person)
WHERE n.gender IS NULL
RETURN count(*)

And retrieves 0. So I am not able to understand the error shown in the second item

[clair.sullivan]

Hi.

I am wondering if there is a reason that you are including all node types in your in-memory graph? I don't imagine that Cities and Test types have genders. What happens if you repeat the node classification algorithm using just the Person nodes in your in-memory graph?

[alicia_frame1 (Alicia Frame)]

Hi @dvalcarcer!

You'll need to change a few things:

• When you load your data with a * schema, the labels are no longer retained in the in memory graph, so the Person label is no longer available. You'll need to load your graph with the specific node labels you need.
• If you're running on a multipartite (multiple node labels or relationship types) graph, you'll need to specify a defaultValue for any properties that aren't available on a specific node label (eg. if you have people and places, and people nodes have an age but place don't, you'll want to assign a default age of 0 to all places)

In order to not end up with orphan (disconnected) nodes with no information to learn, you'll likely need to load all your node labels and relationship types, or use a cypher projection to create a (:Person)-[]->(:Person) graph