Network Community Structure.
Computer and Network Examples

Network community structure is a network which nodes can be easily grouped into the sets of nodes with dense internally connections.

The community structure is a common characteristic of computer, information, biological, metabolic, social networks. But also there are networks such as for example the random graph, Barabasi–Albert model that don't display community structure. The community structure allows to see how the network function and topology affect each other.

This example shows a network that displays the community structure with three groups of nodes with dense internal connections and sparser connections between the groups.

Example 1. Network Community Structure. Computer and Network Examples

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