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Louvain method: Why do they drop coefficient 1/m in the official implementation?
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Louvain method: Why do they drop coefficient 1/m in the official implementation?
Add multiplication and division reasoning
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Louvain method: Why do they drop coefficient 1/m in the official implementation?
@DavidRoberts Thanks, I didn't even know one could start a discussion at Sourceforge. You can find the thread here. Last update of their code was more than 6 years ago, so I guess we have to wait a bit for an answer...
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Louvain method: Why do they drop coefficient 1/m in the official implementation?
Change from "two divisions" to "one division"
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Louvain method: Why do they drop coefficient 1/m in the official implementation?
Pull coefficient 1/m out of formula to better see that it is left out in the implementation
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Louvain method: Why do they drop coefficient 1/m in the official implementation?
Fix wrong variable d (used for ki,in and ki, which are two different variables), refine own guess
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Louvain method: Why do they drop coefficient 1/m in the official implementation?