I’ve been using Clusty as a general-purpose clustering tool, and it has been quite effective. However, one feature I find missing is the ability to cluster data where the edges between nodes are unweighted. This means the input file contains only two columns, such as node pairs without associated weights. To work around this limitation, I’ve been adding a third column with a constant value of 1 to simulate uniform weights. While this solution works, it would be a great improvement if Clusty could natively support two-column input files, as it would streamline the process and make the tool more versatile.
I’ve been using Clusty as a general-purpose clustering tool, and it has been quite effective. However, one feature I find missing is the ability to cluster data where the edges between nodes are unweighted. This means the input file contains only two columns, such as node pairs without associated weights. To work around this limitation, I’ve been adding a third column with a constant value of 1 to simulate uniform weights. While this solution works, it would be a great improvement if Clusty could natively support two-column input files, as it would streamline the process and make the tool more versatile.