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Sorry about the very long delay. The easiest might be to simply supply the initial_membership
argument in find_partition
. More generally, you can always first create a new partition and then improve it further, see the docs for more details on that.
The alternative that you suggested is also a good one to see how stable the communities are with respect to the additional / removed edge. However, note that you will not necessarily keep the membership of the original graph fixed.
one major problem is the different partitions I get every time I run the algorithm even when I give the same seed.
This should not happen. If you use the same random seed, it should always return the same result. Could you provide a small reproducible example that shows that you get different results, even when using the same seed?
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I'm closing this for now. If you do still have an issue @gebaltso, feel free to re-open this issue (or open a new issue if it is a new problem of course).
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