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Algorithms for network modularity maximization
Abstract : Networks are often used to represent complex systems arising in a variety of fields. Social networks model interactions among people. Telecommunication networks model communications betwen them, such as in the WorldWide Web. Transportation networks model movements of goods and passengers. Biological networks model interactions between organisms, such as in food networks. A network (or graph) G = (V,E) is composed of a set of vertices, representing the entities of the system under study, and a set of edges joining pairs of vertices and representing a relation holding for such pairs. Identifying communities, or clusters, in complex networks is a topic of particular interest and is currently a very active research domain.
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