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OK, I admit I have no idea what is the correct terminology, so could be thread title is completely off.
Imagine I have a graph of links between www pages. I suppose some of these pages are clustered - that is, they are heavily interlinked, but they don't link so extensively to other clusters/pages. How do I find them? This is not different from finding groups of friends in some population by analysing phone calls and so on.
I am more than sure that I have seen pictures showing results of such analysis (perhaps in Scientific American), but I can't remember any details, I am even not sure about correct terminology. Fact that I have probably read about the problem in Polish doesn't help either.
Names, links, keywords to look for will be appreciated.
Imagine I have a graph of links between www pages. I suppose some of these pages are clustered - that is, they are heavily interlinked, but they don't link so extensively to other clusters/pages. How do I find them? This is not different from finding groups of friends in some population by analysing phone calls and so on.
I am more than sure that I have seen pictures showing results of such analysis (perhaps in Scientific American), but I can't remember any details, I am even not sure about correct terminology. Fact that I have probably read about the problem in Polish doesn't help either.
Names, links, keywords to look for will be appreciated.