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Characterizing the scholarly influence of three canonical community detection algorithms through citation networks
Girvan-Newman, label propagation, and Louvain are three canonical community detection algorithms. In order to understand their influence to the broader scientific community, we studied the 2-hop neighborhood of the citation networks of the three papers reporting those algorithms using a snapshot of
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