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Neda Zarayeneh1, Nitesh Kumar2, Ananth Kalyanaraman1
1School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington99164, United States.
Abstract:
Although community or cluster identification is becoming a standard tool within the simulation community, traditional algorithms are challenging to adapt to time-dependent data. Here, we introduce temporal community identification using the Δ-screening algorithm, which has the flexibility to account for varying community compositions, merging and splitting behaviors within dynamically evolving chemical networks. When applied to a complex chemical system whose varying chemical environments cause multiple time scale behavior, Δ-screening is able to resolve the multiple time scales of temporal communities. This computationally efficient algorithm is easily adapted to a wide range of dynamic chemical systems; flexibility in implementation allows the user to increase or decrease the resolution of temporal features by controlling parameters associated with community composition and fluctuations therein.
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