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On Density-based Local Community Search

Published: 14 May 2024 Publication History

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Local community search (LCS) finds a community in a given graph G local to a set R of seed nodes by optimizing an objective function. The objective function f(S) for an induced subgraph S encodes the set inclusion criteria of R to a classic community measurement of S such as the conductance and the density. An ideal algorithm for optimizing f(S) is strongly local, that is, the complexity is dependent on R as opposed to G. This paper formulates a general form of objective functions for LCS using configurations and then focuses on a set C of density-based configurations, each corresponding to a density-based LCS objective function. The paper has two main results. i) A constructive classification of C: a configuration in C has a strongly local algorithm for optimizing its corresponding objective function if and only if it is in CL ⊆ C. ii) A linear programming-based general solution for density-based LCS that is strongly local and practically efficient. This solution is different from the existing strongly local LCS algorithms, which are all based on flow networks.

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Proceedings of the ACM on Management of Data  Volume 2, Issue 2
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May 2024
852 pages
EISSN:2836-6573
DOI:10.1145/3665155
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  1. dense subgraph search
  2. general framework
  3. local community detection
  4. strongly local algorithms
  5. weight configuration

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