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"""A wrapper of Fraudar algorithm for the review graph mining project.

The Fraudar has been introduced by Bryan Hooi, *et al.* in
ACM SIGKDD 2016 Conference on Knowledge Discovery & Data Mining (KDD 2016).

This package exports :class:`ReviewGraph <graph.ReviewGraph>` class,
which implements interfaces expected in other APIs of
`Review Graph Mining project <https://rgmining.github.io/>`_,
and three sub algorithms used in FRAUDER:

* :meth:`aveDegree <export.greedy.aveDegree>` computes average degree on a matrix,
* :meth:`sqrtWeightedAveDegree <export.greedy.sqrtWeightedAveDegree>`
  computes square-weighted average degree on a matrix,
* :meth:`logWeightedAveDegree <export.greedy.logWeightedAveDegree>`
  computes logarithm-weighted average degree on a matrix.

:meth:`ReviewGraph <graph.ReviewGraph>` takes keyword argument ``algo`` to
be set the sub algorithm to be used.
"""
from typing import Final

from fraudar.__version__ import __version__
from fraudar.export.greedy import aveDegree, logWeightedAveDegree, sqrtWeightedAveDegree
from fraudar.graph import ReviewGraph

__all__: Final = ("ReviewGraph", "aveDegree", "sqrtWeightedAveDegree", "logWeightedAveDegree", "__version__")