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Robust Community Detection for Noisy Networks with Covariates: Application to Functional Brain Networks
Community detection is fundamental to understanding the modular organization in functional brain networks, yet noise in neuroimaging-derived networks and auxiliary node-level covariates pose critical challenges. Existing methods typically either assume networks are noise-free or ignore covariate inf
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