Added mask argument to dense_to_sparse
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…se can return the same edge_index as inputted to to_dense_adj in case there are graphs with different number of nodes (and hence, the dense adj matrix contains some padding)
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mask argument to dense_to_sparse
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Added optional argument mask to dense_to_sparse so that it can correctly invert a call to to_dense_adj by returning the correct edge_index in case there are graphs with different number of nodes (and hence, the dense adjacency matrix contains some padding)