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Attribute Network Embedding Method based on Joint Clustering of Representation and Network

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Clustering is the basis of many complex network analysis and application tasks. Preserving the clustering properties in network representation space contributes to a better clustering performance. In this paper, an Attribute Network Embedding method based on Joint Clustering of representation and network (ANEJC) is proposed. Based on variational graph auto-encoder, ANEJC jointly reconstructs adjacency matrix and attribute matrix. In order to preserve the clustering property of the network, ANEJC clusters network structure and hidden layer representations of variational graph auto-encoder, simultaneously. Extensive experiments carried out on four synthetic datasets and three real-world datasets demonstrate a superior clustering performance of ANEJC over the state-of-art methods.

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        BDCAT '21: Proceedings of the 2021 IEEE/ACM 8th International Conference on Big Data Computing, Applications and Technologies
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