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I noticed that in your docs about fixed nodes it says:
This can be done using the is_membership_fixed argument of find_partition(), see 2 for some details.
And a sample program is provided. But after I viewed the code of find_partition(), I found that find_partition() does not support the argument is_membership_fixed. If I were to use it, I'd have to give up find_partition() and customize a new find_partition() myself to use this argument. Although it is easy, I'd like to add the argument to find_partition() in the future version.
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Indeed, find_partition does not support this argument now right away. For more advanced uses, you should construct an Optimiser object and call optimise_partition, for which you can use the argument is_membership_fixed, e.g. for some partition and some list fixed indicating for each node whether its membership is fixed, you can call it like
I noticed that in your docs about fixed nodes it says:
And a sample program is provided. But after I viewed the code of find_partition(), I found that find_partition() does not support the argument is_membership_fixed. If I were to use it, I'd have to give up find_partition() and customize a new find_partition() myself to use this argument. Although it is easy, I'd like to add the argument to find_partition() in the future version.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: