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Start with the relation prediction code and check where the missing fed_subgraph_rel_trainer entry point is expected. Verify the provided download path for the processed FB15k-237 and WN18RR subgraph datasets; done means the missing file and accessible dataset instructions or artifacts are available.

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Hellow!
I am a beginner in knowledge graph embedding. It's a very up-to-date work which help a lot for me to understand the task of knowledge graph reasoning and federated learning. But when I try to run the relation prediction code,I find the 'fed_subgraph_rel_trainer' is missing. And because of the access problem,I can't download the processed datasets in the subgraph-level like FB15k-237 and WN18RR from the web you provided.Would you mind share these datasets and the missing file ''fed_subgraph_rel_trainer' ?

Thank you very much for the early reply.

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