Communities

Communities are clusters of entities that are tightly connected in your case graph. They are useful when you are looking for subgroups (networks that “stick together” in the data).

When to use them

  • You suspect multiple crews or overlapping circles and want a picture beyond pairwise links.
  • You added a large batch of new evidence and want the board to reflect new ties.

Refreshing clusters

After a big upload or UFDR processing run, use refresh communities (or your deployment's equivalent) so clusters reflect the latest graph. Expect layouts to shift; that usually means the model is catching up to new material.

Summaries

Some products can generate a short narrative about what ties a community together. Treat that text as a briefing aid, not evidence: read the underlying mentions and files before operational or charging decisions.

Privacy and disclosure

Community views can surface sensitive associations. Share screenshots or exports only through approved channels and redact per policy.

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