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2019 4th World Conference on Complex Systems (WCCS)
Year (definitive publication)
2019
Language
English
Country
Morocco
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Abstract
Communities are one of the most important struc- tural elements of a network. They frequently influence network behavior, which makes their identification especially useful. As a result, community detection has been a popular topic within network science in recent decades. Even more recently, fostered by an increasing availability of time stamped datasets and a pressing realization that most empiric networks are dynamic in nature, temporal networks have attracted increased attention. The time dimension introduces new network constructs and communities are not immune. A community is no longer just a bunch of fixed nodes tightly clustered, but have a life and activity of itself, shedding and gaining nodes, appearing and disappearing on the network. We believe that these dynamic constructs are still lacking a formal, consensual definition. In this article we propose a robust taxonomy of life events for communities and a rules based methodology to clearly parse these events.
Acknowledgements
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Keywords
Complex systems,Networks,Clustering
Fields of Science and Technology Classification
- Physical Sciences - Natural Sciences
Awards
2nd best paper award
Funding Records
Funding Reference | Funding Entity |
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UID/Multi/04466/2019 | Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia |