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Tracking and Predicting Evolution of Social Communities
We develop an algorithmic framework for studying the evolution of communities in social networks. We begin with the theoretical foundation, from which we conclude that an evolution is at most as strong as its weakest link. This allows us to formulate an efficient algorithm to identify all evolutiona
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