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With the recent prevalence of information networks, the topic of community detection has gained much interest among researchers. In real-world networks, node attribute (content information) is also available in addition to topology information. However, the collected topology information for networks is usually noisy when there are missing edges. Furthermore, the existing community detection methods generally focus on topology information and largely ignore the content information. This makes the task of community detection for incomplete networks very challenging. A new method is proposed that seeks to address this issue and help improve the performance of the existing community detection algorithms by considering both sources of information, i.e. topology and content. Empirical results demonstrate that our proposed method is robust and can detect more meaningful community structures within networks having incomplete information, than the conventional methods that consider only topology information.

An optimisation tool for robust community detection algorithms using content and topology information