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What is NetLogo? Tutorial #0 Sample Model Tutorial #1 Models Tutorial #2 Commands Tutorial #3 Procedures
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NetLogo Dictionary Interface Guide Interface Tab Guide Info Tab Guide Code Tab Guide Programming Guide Transition Guide Preferences Guide Version History
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Extension Manager Shapes Editor BehaviorSpace System Dynamics HubNet HubNet Authoring Logging Controlling Mathematica Link NetLogo 3D Cluster Computing (HPC)
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primitive: nw:louvain-communities
Networks Extension Dictionary
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nw:louvain-communities

nw:louvain-communities

Detects community structure present in the network. It does this by maximizing modularity using the Louvain method. The communities are reported as a list of turtle-sets.

Often you’ll want to tell turtles about the community that they are in. You can do this like so:

turtles-own [ community ]

...

foreach nw:louvain-communities [ [comm] ->
ask comm [ set community comm ]
]

You can give each community its own color with something like this:

let communities nw:louvain-communities
let colors sublist 0 (length communities) base-colors
(foreach communities colors [ [community col] ->
ask community [ set color col ]
])

Take me to the full Networks Extension Dictionary.

Networks Extension Dictionary: load-matrix

Documentation for the load-matrix primitive.

Networks Extension Dictionary: maximal-cliques

Documentation for the maximal-cliques primitive.


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