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Node similarity and modularity for finding communities in networks

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Node similarity and modularity for finding communities in

networks

Authors

Bilal Saoud, Abdelouahab Moussaoui

Publication date 2018/2/15

Journal

Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and Its Applications

Volume 492 Pages 1958-1966 Publisher North-Holland Description

Community detection in networks has become a very important axis of research for

understanding the structure of networks. Several methods have been proposed to detect the most optimal community structure in networks. In this article, we present a novel method for detecting community structure ComDBNS (Community Detection Based on Node Similarity) for unweighted and undirected networks; it performs in two steps. The first step uses the similarity between endpoints of each link to find the inter-community links to remove in order to create basic groups of nodes properly connected. In the second step we propose a strategy to merge these initial groups to identify the final community structure (with k

communities or the structure that maximizes the modularity in Community Detection Based on Node Similarity and Modularity Q (ComDBNSQ)). The proposed method is tested on the real and computer-generated …

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