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Let me start off by saying that working with igraph through its python bindings has been a great relieve! Although its R bindings seem to be much popular, I much prefer python over R. It’s not that R is bad—on the contrary, it’s very good—but it’s simply not very much a programmer’s tool, it’s more a statistician’s type of tool. I guess I’m not the latter. Continue reading Easy, flexible framework for community detection →