Keywords: densely connected components, graph sparsification, clustering
TL;DR: We present two algorithms that sparsify densely connected clusters in both undirected graphs and directed ones.
Abstract: When modelling a real-world dataset as a graph, groups of highly correlated data items correspond to densely connected vertex sets (clusters), and efficient algorithms that find these clusters have broad applications in various data analysis tasks. In this paper we study densely connected clusters in graphs and introduce two sparsification algorithms that preserve the structure of these clusters in both undirected graphs and directed ones. We show that our algorithms significantly speedup the running time of existing clustering algorithms while preserving their effectiveness.
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Primary Area: learning on graphs and other geometries & topologies
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