London

London road-network node classification from the City-Networks benchmark. Labels are derived from long-range accessibility statistics on the city graph. The primary catalog metric is Accuracy.

London road-network node classification from the City-Networks benchmark. Labels are derived from long-range accessibility statistics on the city graph. The cataloged artifact reports 1 graphs.

Road-network intersections are nodes and street segments are edges. The release derives node inputs and accessibility-based labels from the embedded city network; adding coordinates, centralities, or external map attributes changes the feature set.

The catalog records these protocols or variants: Standard split. Evaluation uses Accuracy (higher is better). Exact masks or folds must come from the cited release.

The four cities differ in topology, sampling, and label distribution, so they are separate datasets rather than interchangeable folds. Labels are derived from the same graph, creating a risk of target leakage through engineered centrality or accessibility features.