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This study introduces a new node mass calculation method for complex networks, improving topology potential accuracy and enhancing community detection precision. The findings offer a more refined approach to analyzing network structures.

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Area of Science:

Complex network analysis
Network science
Data mining

Background:

Community detection is crucial for understanding complex networks.
Existing topology potential methods overlook node differences, assuming uniform node mass.
This assumption leads to inaccurate topology potential calculations and reduced community detection precision.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel node mass calculation method for complex networks.
To enhance the accuracy of topology potential calculations.
To improve the precision of community detection in complex networks.

Main Methods:

Inspired by the PageRank algorithm, a new method for calculating node mass was developed.
Node mass is designed to reflect a node's importance and influence within the network.
Simulation experiments were conducted to validate the proposed method.

Main Results:

The proposed mass calculation method provides a more accurate reflection of node importance.
Incorporating node mass leads to more accurate topology potential calculations.
The distribution of topology potential becomes more reasonable, enhancing community detection results.

Conclusions:

Considering node mass significantly improves the accuracy and precision of topology potential-based community detection.
The novel mass calculation method offers a more refined approach to analyzing complex network structures.
This work addresses a key limitation in current topology potential theories.