2019
DOI: 10.1109/access.2018.2889312
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A Graph Clustering Algorithm Using Attraction-Force Similarity for Community Detection

Abstract: Graph clustering is to partition a large graph into several subgraphs according to the topological structure and node characteristics of the graph. It can discover the community structures of complex networks and thus help researchers better understand the characteristics and structures of complex networks. This paper first proposes the concepts of direct attraction force and indirect attraction force. Then, it defines a new structural similarity, attraction-force similarity. Finally, the AF-Cluster algorithm … Show more

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“…Labels to form communities group the nodes. 4,21 In crowd-based greedy methods, node communication is used to form communities. These methods are evaluated by using the concept of modularity of constructed communities.…”
Section: Clustering Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Labels to form communities group the nodes. 4,21 In crowd-based greedy methods, node communication is used to form communities. These methods are evaluated by using the concept of modularity of constructed communities.…”
Section: Clustering Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this model, the clustering process uses the k-means algorithm. 21 Innovative methods are presented in recent years as link prediction methods. Link prediction methods anticipate the likelihood of a future connection between two nodes in a given network.…”
Section: Communities Detection By Futuristic Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The distance between each triangle and the nodes based on the two categories are calculated respectively. And then arranged according to the ascending order, the halo nodes are assigned to a similar class by determining the number of connections between the most recent nodes by selecting the K value [34]. As we can see from the Fig.…”
Section: B a Novel Knn-hdpc Based On The Knn Theorymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Table 6 presents a preliminary performance comparison of these algorithms in terms of detected communities and the corresponding modularity Q. For karate club network, ASOCCA obtains two unique connected component sets: set1 = { (24,25,26,27,15,21,23,33,32,31,16,28,29,34,19,30,9), (11,10,13,12,20,14,22,18,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,17)} set2 = { (24,10,25,26,27,15,21,23,33,32,31,16,28,29,34,19,…”
Section: ) Modularity Metrics Analysis Of Small and Medium Real Netwmentioning
confidence: 99%