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A neurodynamic framework for local community extraction in networks

To understand the structure and organization of a large-scale social, biological or technological network, it can be helpful to describe and extract local communities or modules of the network. In this article, we develop a neurodynamic framework to describe the local communities which correspond to the stable states of a neuro-system built based on the network. The quantitative criteria to describe the neurodynamic system can cover a large range of objective functions. The resolution limit of these functions enable us to propose a generic criterion to explore multi-resolution local communities. We explain the advantages of this framework and illustrate them by testing on a number of model and real-world networks.

preprint2015arXivOpen access

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