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A modified Ricci flow on arbitrary weighted graph

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In this paper, we propose a modified Ricci flow, as well as a quasi-normalized Ricci flow, on arbitrary weighted graph. Each of these two flows has a unique global solution. In particular, these global existence and uniqueness results do not require an exit condition proposed by Bai et al in a recent work [2]. As applications, these two Ricci flows are applied to community detection for complex networks, including Karate Club, American football games, Facebook, as well as artificial networks. In our algorithms, unlike in [5,15], there is no need to perform surgery at every iteration, only one surgery needs to be performed after the last iteration. From three commonly used criteria for evaluating community detection algorithms, ARI, NMI and Q, we conclude that our algorithms outperform existing algorithms, including Ollivier's Ricci flow [5], normalized Ollivier's Ricci flow and normalized Lin-Lu-Yau's Ricci flow [15]. The codes for our algorithms are available at https://github.com/mjc191812/Modified-Ricci-Flow.

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Piecewise-linear Ricci curvature flows on weighted graphs

math.AP · 2025-05-21 · conditional · novelty 5.0

A piecewise-linear Ricci flow with edge-removal surgeries is shown to make each connected component of a weighted graph achieve constant Ricci curvature, and is applied to community detection.

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  • Piecewise-linear Ricci curvature flows on weighted graphs math.AP · 2025-05-21 · conditional · none · ref 17 · internal anchor

    A piecewise-linear Ricci flow with edge-removal surgeries is shown to make each connected component of a weighted graph achieve constant Ricci curvature, and is applied to community detection.