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Weighted modularity optimization for crisp and fuzzy community detection in large-scale networks
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    Weighted modularity optimization for crisp and fuzzy community detection in large-scale networks (English)
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    13 November 2018
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    community detection
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    weighted modularity
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    cosine similarity
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    potentially attractive clusters
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    crisply fuzzy partition
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