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Explicit objective functions in modularity-based community detection on multiplex networks
Modularity-based community detection in multiplex networks is commonly approached through one of three strategies: early fusion (EF), which first aggregates the layers into a single network and then applies community detection; simultaneous fusion (SF), which combines information from the layers dur
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