Louvaine

gistfile1.sh

$ ./convert 
In or outfile missing
usage: ./convert -i input_file -o outfile [-r] [-w outfile_weight]

read the graph and convert it to binary format.
-r	nodes are renumbered from 0 to nb_nodes-1 (the order is kept).
-w filename	read the graph as a weighted one and writes the weights in a separate file.
-h	show this usage message.


$ ./community 
Bad arguments number
usage: ./community input_file [-w weight_file] [-p part_file] [-q epsilon] [-l display_level] [-v] [-h]

input_file: file containing the graph to decompose in communities.
-w file	read the graph as a weighted one (weights are set to 1 otherwise).
-p file	start the computation with a given partition instead of the trivial partition.
    file must contain lines "node community".
-q eps	a given pass stops when the modularity is increased by less than epsilon.
-l k	displays the graph of level k rather than the hierachical structure.
    if k=-1 then displays the hierarchical structure rather than the graph at a given level.
-v	verbose mode: gives computation time, information about the hierarchy and modularity.
-h	show this usage message.


$ ./hierarchy 
Bad arguments number
usage: ./hierarchy input_file [options]

input_file: read the community tree from this file.
-l xx	 display the community structure for the level xx.
     outputs the community for each node.
     xx must belong to [-1,N] if N is the number of levels.
-n	 displays the number of levels and the size of each level.
     equivalent to -l -1.
-h	show this usage message.