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What are the required parameters for simple.groupByInfo?

The `table` parameter, which specifies the input table, is required. Its `name` subparameter is also required.

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What is the weight parameter for?

Specifies the weight variable.

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What is the function of the 'groupBy' parameter?

The 'groupBy' parameter specifies the variables to use for grouping results. Each unique combination of the groupBy variables will form a single row in the output wide-format table.

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specifies the output table containing vertices information for Analytics of Vertices based upon Vertex=. For more information about specifying the vertices5 parameter, see the common casouttable parameter.

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How can I break down very large communities into smaller ones?

You can use the 'recursive' parameter. This option allows you to recursively split large communities until they meet certain criteria, such as 'maxCommSize' (maximum number of nodes) or 'maxDiameter' (maximum shortest path between any two nodes in the community).

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