Algorithms give strange results

[lukdo]

Hello,
I ran Circulo algorithms on my own data which is a graphml file of all the followers connection from a twitter account.

Sadly I get this result:

It is a multicolor graph where you can't see any colored communities (green red blue are all over the graph). And this is happening for every algorithm. This is the final plotted graph file that you can open with Igraph to see the same:
followers.txt

I tried the algorithms on the "karate" dataset and they work fine. So the problem comes from my dataset.
I launch algorithms on this graphml file (converted to a .txt to be able to link in on this page) with 1354 nodes and 2756 edges:
followers.txt

This is what my terminal says when running "run_algos.py":
run_algosTerminal.txt

Is my file to big?
Do I have to many node attributes?
Does Circulo not support MultiDirectedGraphs?

[lukdo]

I'm still blocked

I tried to:
-Make my graph smaller by deleting nodes and edges
-Delete the attributes
-Change it to a Graph instead of a MultiDirectedGraph
-Delete all nodes with under 2 connected edges
-launch my graphml file under another existing dataset name

Nothing works I still get these multicolor results

[86343]

I have a difficulty to run the framework, all the time i am getting the following error code
No Module named circulo.wrappers

Could you please feedback a listed steps to follow in order to run it?

Thanks for support

[lukdo]

I gave up on this framework, didn't use it

[86343]

Do you recommand an other one? Br Le 21 Mai. 2017 11:55, "lukdo" <notifications@github.com> a écrit :

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[lukdo]

I used R with igraph, like this example: http://igraph.wikidot.com/community-detection-in-r
There are many exemples and explanations online that are usefull
Good luck for your project

Lucas

[86343]

thanks Le 21 Mai. 2017 14:07, "lukdo" <notifications@github.com> a écrit :

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I used R with igraph, like this exemple: http://igraph.wikidot.com/ community-detection-in-r There are many exemples and explanations online that are usefull Good luck for your project Lucas — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#75 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AXeX63V99ZX63G9W1IWnKbT8Bh3TVgNeks5r8Db4gaJpZM4Iw8wd> .