<｜begin▁of▁sentence｜>### Instruction:
I understand that you are looking to use the mincut function in igraph to calculate the minimum cut in a graph, which can be read from the network.gml file. You would like to print the minimum cut value, the vertices in each partition, and the edges that are part of the cut. This information can be very helpful in understanding the connectivity and structure of the graph within a specific network or system.
### Response:
from igraph import Graph
import igraph as ig

g = ig.read('network.gml')

# Calculate the minimum cut
min_cut_value, partition1, partition2, cut_edges = g.mincut()

print('Minimum cut value:', min_cut_value)
print('Vertices in partition 1:', partition1)
print('Vertices in partition 2:', partition2)
print('Edges in the cut:', cut_edges)
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