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In the refinement phase, nodes are not necessarily greedily merged with the community that yields the largest increase in the quality function. Instead, a node may be merged with any community for which the quality function increases. The community with which a node is merged is selected randomly18. The larger the increase in the quality function, the more likely a community is to be selected. The degree of randomness in the selection of a community is determined by a parameter θ > 0.
and
Importantly, mergers are performed only within each community of the partition P. In addition, a node is merged with a community in P_refined only if both are sufficiently well connected to their community in P
This mismatch between the description of the algorithm and the code in this repo is not represented in the readme as far as I can tell. Are these features coming at some point in the future?
Kind regards, David
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HI,
It seems like this implementation of the Leiden algorithm doesn't implement all of the features described in the paper "From Louvain to Leiden: guaranteeing well-connected communities". Specifically:
and
This mismatch between the description of the algorithm and the code in this repo is not represented in the readme as far as I can tell. Are these features coming at some point in the future?
Kind regards, David
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: