How to Cluster Evolving Graphs

نویسندگان

  • Marco Gaertler
  • Robert Görke
  • Dorothea Wagner
  • Silke Wagner
چکیده

Clustering is a frequently used tool in the analysis and evaluation of large and complex networks. Most such networks result from or model dynamic processes, thus clustering techniques need to be adapted. We provide a model for clustering graphs that are subject to changes. More precisely, we address the update problem, i. e., maintaining the clustering while nodes and edges can be inserted and deleted, as well as the issue of clustering graph sequences. Furthermore, we give some illustrating examples and point out several pitfalls. This work is a first step towards a sound foundation for clustering on evolving graphs.

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تاریخ انتشار 2006