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def create_vars(self):
       vars ={}
       print('===========MAPPINGS==============')
       for i, edge in enumerate(self.graph.edges.data()):
           e=(edge[0],edge[1])
           print(f'edge: {e} \t data: {edge[2]}')
           label = f'({edge[0]}, {edge[1]})'
           vars[e] = Binary(label)
       return vars