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ComSim : A bipartite community detection algorithm using cycle and node's similarity

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Fig. 2 Example of the weighted >-projection of B using common neighbors as similarity function.
Fig. 3 Evaluation of the quality of the partitions detected by the algorithms on 20 newsgroups and Southern Women.
Fig. 4 Scatter plot displaying the relation between properties of the communities and their size for C OM S IM (top), Louvain (middle) and Infomap (bottom) on IMDb.

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