<p>(a) The community distribution of the network. (b) The link density matrix of the corresponding community distribution.</p
A community analysis reveals 5 clusters of nodes that are more related to each other.</p
<p>Illustration of a typical example of an ego network for a node with the largest social similarity...
<p>A comparison of the distribution of communities in both the Normal and DMD networks, obtained usi...
<p>The diagonal highlighted blocks are corresponding to communities with link densities which are no...
<p>(<b>a</b>) The given network <i>G</i> with two link communities (in red and blue). (<b>b</b>) and...
<p>(a) Average degree of neighboring nodes as a function of degree, (b) link overlap as a function o...
<p>In (a), a typical example of the 200-vertex network architecture used to model community structur...
<p>A A simple example network of nodes of 4 different types identified by their structural position....
<p>Three artificial networks illustrating the link formation mechanism in the communities.</p
<p>(A) Averaged correlation matrices for JM, control sample and conditions. Bottom rows shows t-valu...
Illustrating the distribution of network variables and their correlations with the raw flow paramete...
(left) The density for each layer was calculated as the ratio of the sum of the weights of all conne...
<p>Networks are illustrated by their connectivity matrices depicting weights of edges between nodes....
These figures show how many links the intergroups have. The top figure (a) shows the 3D plots of the...
Identifying communities of related nodes in networks is an essential tool enabling researchers to ma...
A community analysis reveals 5 clusters of nodes that are more related to each other.</p
<p>Illustration of a typical example of an ego network for a node with the largest social similarity...
<p>A comparison of the distribution of communities in both the Normal and DMD networks, obtained usi...
<p>The diagonal highlighted blocks are corresponding to communities with link densities which are no...
<p>(<b>a</b>) The given network <i>G</i> with two link communities (in red and blue). (<b>b</b>) and...
<p>(a) Average degree of neighboring nodes as a function of degree, (b) link overlap as a function o...
<p>In (a), a typical example of the 200-vertex network architecture used to model community structur...
<p>A A simple example network of nodes of 4 different types identified by their structural position....
<p>Three artificial networks illustrating the link formation mechanism in the communities.</p
<p>(A) Averaged correlation matrices for JM, control sample and conditions. Bottom rows shows t-valu...
Illustrating the distribution of network variables and their correlations with the raw flow paramete...
(left) The density for each layer was calculated as the ratio of the sum of the weights of all conne...
<p>Networks are illustrated by their connectivity matrices depicting weights of edges between nodes....
These figures show how many links the intergroups have. The top figure (a) shows the 3D plots of the...
Identifying communities of related nodes in networks is an essential tool enabling researchers to ma...
A community analysis reveals 5 clusters of nodes that are more related to each other.</p
<p>Illustration of a typical example of an ego network for a node with the largest social similarity...
<p>A comparison of the distribution of communities in both the Normal and DMD networks, obtained usi...
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