Abstract
Discovering communities is an essential step in the analysis of complex systems, and it has two purposes: to identify functional modules and to interpret semantics. However, most of the existing community detection methods only focused on identify communities, while learning the semantics interpretation of communities has not been fully studied. In this paper, we focused on the problem of identifying communities and learning the semantics interpretation of modules jointly in an end-to-end model. We designed a novel generative model which combines two closely related parts, one for community discovery and the other for content clustering and semantics interpretation. By extracting the potential correlation between these two parts, our new method is not only robust to discovering communities, but also able to provide a community with more than one semantic topic. As for model inference, we developed a variational algorithm from a Bayesian point of view. Experimental results on the artificial benchmark and real networks showed the superior performance of the proposed approach over existing methods in terms of effectiveness and efficiency. We also analyzed semantic interpretability of community detection results through a case study over a large-scale music platform dataset.
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