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*I am using GraphSAGE to train and predict multiple times on the same dataset, but the results are slightly different each time, and the random seeds are all set.
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Describe the bug
*I am using GraphSAGE to train and predict multiple times on the same dataset, but the results are slightly different each time, and the random seeds are all set.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
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Expected behavior
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Environment
Operating system: for example: macOS, Ubuntu
Python version: for example: 3.7.2
Package versions: for example: stellargraph==0.8.3, tensorflow==2.0.0
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