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2 years ago Thank you for your support for "ggClusterNet", but the function you mentioned didn't belong to "ggClusterNet".
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I use the function within_module_degree() to calculate the within modular degree of each node, but when I check the details of this function, I find decompose.graph() was used to decompose the graph. Why decompose.graph() is used here? decompose.graph() get subgraphs without links between each subgraph. So, the calculated degree of each node is not within modular degree, but within connected subgraph degree. Is there anything wrong? Look forward to your replay.
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HuTianlong1994
I use the function within_module_degree() to calculate the within modular degree of each node, but when I check the details of this function, I find decompose.graph() was used to decompose the graph. Why decompose.graph() is used here? *decompose.graph() get subgraphs without links between each subgraph. So, the calculated degree of each node is not within modular degree, but within connected subgraph degree. Is there anything wrong? Look forward to your replay.