Community detection in sequence similarity networks based on attribute clustering.
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ABSTRACT: Networks are powerful tools for the presentation and analysis of interactions in multi-component systems. A commonly studied mesoscopic feature of networks is their community structure, which arises from grouping together similar nodes into one community and dissimilar nodes into separate communities. Here, the community structure of protein sequence similarity networks is determined with a new method: Attribute Clustering Dependent Communities (ACDC). Sequence similarity has hitherto typically been quantified by the alignment score or its expectation value. However, pair alignments with the same score or expectation value cannot thus be differentiated. To overcome this deficiency, the method constructs, for pair alignments, an extended alignment metric, the link attribute vector, which in
SUBMITTER: Chowdhary J
PROVIDER: S-EPMC5524321 | biostudies-literature | 2017
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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