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Adding Community detection example jupyter notebook #373
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@FlorentinD as per your comment, I've opened the PR :) Do let me know your thoughts on this. |
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Thanks again for the example!
If we clean up this notebook a bit and add some more explanation I think its good to merge :)
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Did you draw some conclusions about the created communities?
Maybe we could also add a section about visualizing the community.
I would suggest to just link to Bloom which users can follow up on if they like
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Oh yeah, I'm glad you mentioned this. I wanted to know how do I visualize them. Currently I am using a Sandbox (neo4jsandbox.com) for this. Could you please link a help document or something that might guide me with that?
Hey @FlorentinD thanks for the review! I learnt a lot :) I've made the changes. Let me know about anything else. |
@kedarghule glad I could help! About Bloom: First you open Bloom from Sandbox as shown in |
Oh okay! I see. Thank you for that! |
Hi,
This is a PR to add an example jupyter notebook for community detection on the Reddit Hyperlink Network dataset.
This is in reference to my comment in the issue: #254
Thank you :)