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Efficient Detection of Communities in Biological Bipartite Networks

2017-02-02

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Methods to efficiently uncover and extract community structures are required in a number of biological applications where networked data and their interactions can be modeled as graphs, and observing tightly-knit groups of vertices (“communities”) can offer insights into the structural and functional building blocks of the underlying network. Classical applications of community detection have largely focused on un...

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b72f3b37-09f1-5385-9104-00ee89194fb5
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10.1101/105197
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