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The order of the nodes is unaffected. The communities
object is simply a list of the membership
for each individual graph as provided in graph_list
. The order of the membership
is identical to the order of the nodes in each graph in graph_list
. The vertex_id_attr
is only used to link nodes from one slice to another slice.
The number of communities is fixed for the entire temporal graph. That is, it detects communities across all temporal slices all at once. Each time slice may then contain different clusters of course. If a node is assigned to cluster 1 in slice 1 and also in slice 2, the node has then stayed in the same community. Hopefully this clarifies things? If not, perhaps the documentation at https://leidenalg.readthedocs.io/en/stable/multiplex.html provides more clarity.
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