Sender--Receiver Community Detection in Directed Networks via Node-Role-Constrained Edge Clustering
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child-safetycommunity-detectioncontent-moderationdataset-methodsgcn-gnngraph-analyticsinfluence-maximizationllm-integrationmisinformationmodel-riskprivacyrobustnesssynthetic-lived-experiencevision-language-models
What happened
This collection of recent arXiv papers focuses on graph and ML methods with several security-relevant implications: (1) TT-SR and other graph/community methods (sender–receiver edge clustering, biharmonic-distance minimization, betweenness-under-uncertainty, genealogical network analysis) improve ability to model, summarize, and rewire directed and large networks — capabilities useful for both defensive network analysis and offensive tasks like targeted influence or link recommendation. (2) SP-GCRL and influence‑maximization work address seed selection under partial/uncertain graphs and non‑st
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- 2026-06-17T08:52:14Z
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