Titlebook: Complex Networks and Their Applications VIII; Volume 1 Proceedings Hocine Cherifi,Sabrina Gaito,Luis Mateus Rocha Conference proceedings 20

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Matthias Bruhn,Gabriele Bickendorfed on closeness centrality while considering the target city a spatial network. When placing a new facility in a local area, locating it with high accessibility for neighboring residents can attract customers from existing facilities and expand its own trading area. In addition, when there are multi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-91912-6d is finding multipartite partitions (vertex colorings). In network mining, the technique of community detection can be thought of as a relaxation of component finding. The results are groups that are all tightly connected but with some few connections between the groups. One can also envision a rel

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,Großprojekte und lokale Demokratie,. subgraph in .-outerplanar graphs. Often, when there is an exact polynomial time algorithm for a problem on .-outerplanar graphs, this algorithm can be extended to a polynomial time approximation scheme (PTAS) on planar graphs using Baker’s technique. We hypothesize that this is not possible for th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-93490-7 This paper proposes a novel scalable node sampling algorithm for large graphs that can achieve better . or diversity across communities intrinsic to the graph without requiring any costly pre-processing steps. The proposed method leverages a simple iterative sampling technique controlled by two par

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Stadt als lokaler Lebenszusammenhang social network analysis task. We address such a problem by introducing ., a bottom-up low complexity algorithm designed to identify network hidden mesoscale topologies by optimizing structural and attribute-homophilic clustering criteria. We evaluate the proposed approach on heterogeneous real-worl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-48990-1th the aim of identifying communities in complex networks, each one searching for mesoscale topologies having different and peculiar characteristics. Among such vast literature, an interesting family of Community Discovery algorithms, designed for the analysis of social network data, is represented

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Karin Gruhler,Ulrich Schumacherrmance on weak communities: Does leximin, in finding the trivial singletons clustering, truly outperform eight other community detection methods? Three NMI improvements from the literature are AMI, rrNMI, and cNMI. We show equivalences under relevant random models, and . . . (all partitions of . nod

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Lothar Bertels,Thomas Brüsemeisterous result for community detection by [.] relies on a mismatch between the loss function and the problem domain. The loss function computes an expectation over only a subset of the universe of possible outputs; thus, it is only . appropriate with respect to the problem size. By using the correct ran

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