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# MinCommonality

The minimum number of your input nodes that a node must be a neighbor to for the node to return as a result.

NOTE: The commonality value takes the direction of edges into account. For example, if you specify target nodes, a neighbor with a commonality of three means that it is an in-neighbor to three of your input target nodes.

If you specify both source and target nodes, the commonality value indicates how many of your input nodes that the neighbor has appropriate links to. For example, a commonality of three might mean that it is an in-neighbor of two of your target nodes and an out-neighbor of one of your source nodes.

Actions: | GetCommonNeighbors
Type: | Integer
Default: | 1
Example: | `MinCommonality=2`
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Product: Knowledge Discovery Knowledge Graph 26.3

Topic Title: MinCommonality