Bauxitiego/neural-mis-training-graphs
Synthetic Maximum Independent Set training graphs 500 synthetic Erdos-Renyi graphs (20-1,972 nodes, density 0.05-0.5), each labelled by 20 restarts of randomized-greedy construction plus (1,2)-exchange local search. Built to train Bauxitiego/neural-mis, a GCN evaluated against QOBLIB's Maximum Independent Set benchmark — code, evaluation, and honest results (including a documented failure) at github.com/Bauxitiego/neural-mis. Generated, not collected: free, unlimited… See the full description on the dataset page: https://huggingface.co/datasets/Bauxitiego/neural-mis-training-graphs.
Synthetic Maximum Independent Set training graphs
500 synthetic Erdos-Renyi graphs (20-1,972 nodes, density 0.05-0.5), each labelled by 20 restarts of randomized-greedy construction plus (1,2)-exchange local search. Built to train Bauxitiego/neural-mis, a GCN evaluated against QOBLIB's Maximum Independent Set benchmark — code, evaluation, and honest results (including a documented failure) at github.com/Bauxitiego/neural-mis.
Generated, not collected: free, unlimited, exactly-labelled by construction. Never overlaps QOBLIB's 50 evaluation instances — this dataset is training data only, the model's real evaluation happens entirely against QOBLIB's own ground truth.
Splits
train (450 graphs) and validation (50 graphs), a simple index split by generation order, not a reconstruction of the exact random subset used during actual training (that split came from a seeded PyTorch shuffle at training time; this one is simpler and explicit, documented as such rather than implying false precision).
Schema
soft_label is the actual training target used (see the repo's src/dataset.py), not hard_label — MIS has many symmetric optima, and supervising on one arbitrary tie-break would teach a model to be confidently wrong about the others. hard_label is included for anyone who wants a single-solution view instead.
Reproduce from scratch
python scripts/generate_training_data.py --n-graphs 500 --restarts 20 \
--out-dir data/synthetic_train
python scripts/build_hf_dataset.pyLicense
Apache 2.0. Fully synthetic, no third-party data involved.
