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The Louvain method works by repeating two phases. In phase one, nodes are sorted into communities based on how the modularity of the graph changes when a node moves communities. In phase two, the graph is reinterpreted so that communities are seen as individual nodes.
Often clustering and community detection are used interchangeably in the literature. Clustering mostly focuses on a single modality, e.g., using node attributes to group network objects, whereas community detection focuses on network structure as a function of connectivity involving social interaction.
Community detection aims at discovering the structure, behavior, dynamics, and organization of a complex network by finding cohesive groups where nodes (entities) are, in some sense, more similar within the group and groups are in some fashion separated from the other groups.
Six community detection methods are discussed: Walktrap, Edge-Betweenness, Infomap, Louvain, Label Propagation, and Spinglass. The Question-Alignment approach is described and demonstrated using real-world data collected in 2013.
Consider the size and complexity of the network The size and complexity of your network play a significant role in determining which algorithm to use. For smaller networks, algorithms like Girvan-Newman, which have higher computational complexity, can be effective.

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(e) Community detection is finding all communities over the whole network. Each community is colored dif- ferently. (f) Community search is to find communities containing the given query nodes in the graph. It is a query-dependent community discovery.
The classification of community detection as an NP-hard problem underscores the need for developing scalable and efficient algorithms to handle real-world networks.
Community detection is the process of grouping nodes in a network based on their internal connections, with the goal of finding clusters that are more densely connected internally than externally.

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