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retrieving the communities #90
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The returned In essence, you can get the list of the individual membership of each node using Hopefully this provides you enough to go on? I'll see if I can improve the documentation of |
Hmm, thank you, indeed!! It is working. I managed to do my experiment. I am quite busy at this moment but I can edit documention myself if you want. |
OK, great, good to hear!
Same here 😄 Whomever comes first then I guess. I'll keep it open then for now |
I've added some explicit links to |
when I use the first command in the introduction
partition = la.find_partition(G, la.ModularityVertexPartition)
the variable partition is not (easily) usable. I don't manage it.:
input:
partition
output:
<leidenalg.VertexPartition.ModularityVertexPartition at 0x7f1fb751d4c0>
How to use it? I've read the source code and I've check the methods of the class of the variable "partition" without success.
I want something comparable to networkx, a dictionary of nodes with corresponding community, or something like a list with communities of points in the same order as nodes.
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