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Reset node neighborhood query limits. #41
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Each time a node is expanded, we query additional neighbors. This allows handling large neighbors by limiting the amount that is shown by default. However, each time a node was queries, the limit would be increased if the node had been visible in the previous graph. By reseting it, selecting an entity will always result in the same 1-hop network prior to expanding nodes.
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Each time a node is expanded, we query additional neighbors. This allows handling large neighbors by limiting the amount that is shown by default. However, each time a node was queries, the limit would be increased if the node had been visible in the previous graph. By reseting it, selecting an entity will always result in the same 1-hop network prior to expanding nodes.