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From: Convergent evolution of modularity in metabolic networks through different community structures

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Community structure vs. modularity. Left) Community structure difference vs. modularity difference: Difference in community structure is computed by 1−MI where MI is the mutual information between the two community structures. Right) Distribution of modularity scores colored by the cluster to which the community structures of the metabolic network belongs (See Methods for the method used to cluster species based on the distance in the community structures). Modularity scores are normalized with respect to scores based on randomized networks (See Methods). The normalized modularity is believed to have network size-dependent factors removed, allowing networks of different sizes and connectivity to be comparable in modularity [22]. Each color corresponds to a community structure cluster. The height of the bar (or bar segment) is proportional to the number of species in each cluster falling into the particular bin of modularity scores.

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