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A novel fuzzy community detection method based on improved community adjacency list

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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MODERN PHYSICS B
Volume 35, Issue 18, Pages -

Publisher

WORLD SCIENTIFIC PUBL CO PTE LTD
DOI: 10.1142/S0217979221501861

Keywords

Network analysis; fuzzy community detection; signed network; ICALF

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  1. National College Students' innovation and entrepreneurship training program [S202010491103]

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This study introduces a fuzzy community detection algorithm based on pointer and adjacency list, which has been verified for correctness and suitability in experiments. The algorithm can store community partition structure and membership values, showing good performance for large-scale network applications.
With the development of economy and society, network analysis is widely used in more and more fields. Signed network has a good effect in the process of representation and display. As an important part of network analysis, fuzzy community detection plays an increasingly important role in analyzing and visualizing the real world. Fuzzy community detection helps to detect nodes that belong to some communities but are still closely related to other communities. These nodes are helpful for mining information from the network more realistically. However, there is little research in this field. This paper proposes a fuzzy community detection algorithm based on pointer and adjacency list. The model adopts a new ICALF network data structure, which can achieve the effect of storing community partition structure and membership value between community and node at the same time, with low time complexity and storage space. Experiments on real networks verify the correctness of the method, and prove that the method is suitable for large-scale network applications.

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