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# v2.7.1
# ./Infomap -v -o tree --out-name <fileName> --two-level --directed --seed 2501 <graph> <directory>
# started at 2023-07-25 17:41:35
# completed in 4.5618 s
# partitioned into 2 levels with 3606 top modules
# codelength 9.47955 bits
# relative codelength savings 29.0945%
The compiled version has this output
# v2.7.1
# ./Infomap -v -o tree --out-name <fileName_compiled> --two-level --directed --seed 2501 <graph> <directory>
# started at 2023-07-25 19:57:13
# completed in 2.70225 s
# partitioned into 2 levels with 3614 top modules
# codelength 9.48069 bits
# relative codelength savings 29.086%
The machine (Apple M1max on Ventura) has OpenMP enabled. The graph is a simple unweighted graph.
Is the slightly different output behavior somehow to be expected or should I use different parameters? Thank you.
Additional information: The binary behaved the same on three different Macs and the compiled Infomap was consistent with a compilation on another Mac. Just in case it's relevant, the compilation produced a warning:
Hi, I'd like to comment on this issue to state that I have seen it happen as well.
I have been using infomap in teachings for several years now, and I am always facing this issue that there is a difference in clustering results between mac and windows users, despite using the same seed. I think the expected behaviour should be that giving a seed ensures reproducibility of results. This issue has been happening across many versions of infomap (up to 2.7.2, I have not yet tried 2.8.0). Most of my students that have a macos do not use the open MP version. I have not taken time to investigate if there is a difference between open / no open mp versions.
The binary version output looks like this
The compiled version has this output
The machine (Apple M1max on Ventura) has OpenMP enabled. The graph is a simple unweighted graph.
Is the slightly different output behavior somehow to be expected or should I use different parameters? Thank you.
Additional information: The binary behaved the same on three different Macs and the compiled Infomap was consistent with a compilation on another Mac. Just in case it's relevant, the compilation produced a warning:
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