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Simple iteration: The first approach iterates over the edges one by one, making the memory footprint relatively small, especially if you have a large number of edges.
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No intermediate list storage: It does not store the entire edge set as a list in memory, which is better for memory efficiency.
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Cons:
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Single-threaded: The entire edge processing happens sequentially, which can be slower for very large graphs, as there's no batching or parallelization.
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No batching: It processes all edges at once in a loop, which could cause memory spikes during large computations if infer_incline holds intermediate states or large datasets.
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