Whole- and sub-hypergraphs of GS-Hyper used in HyperS2V.

These .edgelist files are the GS-hyper datasets used in the HyperS2V paper, which are hypergraphs derived from the raw data scrapped from Google Scholar by Chen et al. in [1].Each file represents a hypergraph of co-authorship; nodes are researchers, and hyperedges are publications co-authored by researchers. Each line consists of three or more IDs separated by commas or spaces: the first ID is the hyperedge, and the subsequent IDs are the nodes within that hyperedge.gshyper_all.edgelist is the entire GS-hyper hypergraphs while gshyper_x.edgelist is one of the ten subgraphs snowball sampled by a randomly selected seed from gshyper_all.edgelist. Note that the ID of hyperedges in gshyper_x.edgelist is renamed by adding "E" on the left side from the original ID in gshyper_all.edgelist, while the node IDs in gshyper_x.edgelist are relabeled numerically from 0.<br>Ref:[1] Chen Y, Ding C, Hu J, Chen R, Hui P, Fu X. Building and Analyzing a Global Co-Authorship Network Using Google Scholar Data. In: Proc. of 26th International World Wide Web Conference (WWW 2017) Companion; 2017.<br>