Fig. 6From: Dynamic graphs, community detection, and Riemannian geometryCommunities in interpolated synthetic graphs. When no threshold is applied (top), the Louvain method produces varying numbers of communities during the merger of the two original communities, and even the data snapshot of the merged communities shows not one but four communities; we also see some differences between the two geodesic interpolations. With a threshold (bottom), though, the piece-wise constant nature of the interpolation shows forthBack to article page