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    COS - Parallel Community Detection

    COS is a free, opensource parallel k-clique community detection method

    Clique percolation method On Steroids (COS) enable k-clique communities to be detected, in parallel, from large-scale networks. Its low memory requirements, together with its linear speedup, make it really efficient, even on dense, highly interconnected networks. COS should be the method of choice for k-clique community detection aiming at very high performance and low resource requirements.
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    MLboost: Machine Learning boost library in Python. MLboost main goal is to speedup any Machine Learning projects by simplifying data preprocessing, features selection and data visualisation. Design by Machine Learning practitioners to let them do ML...;)
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