Xiang Ying, Chaokun Wang, M. Wang, J. Yu, Jun Zhang
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Abstract
Community detection has attracted great interest in graph analysis and mining during the past decade, and a great number of approaches have been developed to address this problem. However, the lack of a uniform framework and a reasonable evaluation method makes it a puzzle to analyze, compare and evaluate the extensive work, let alone picking out a best one when necessary. In this paper, we design a tool called CoDAR, which reveals the generalized procedure of community detection and monitors the real-time structural changes of network during the detection process. Moreover, CoDAR adopts 12 recognized metrics and builds a rating model for performance evaluation of communities to recom- mend the best-performing algorithm. Finally, the tool also provides nice interactive windows for display.