University of London United Kingdom Abstract / University of Nebraska / University of Michigan / /
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software engineering / Software clustering approaches / class dependency networks / community detection algorithm / large software projects / industrial software / printing / social and biological networks / legacy software / bunch tool / real industrial-strength software / int product / arbitrary precision numeric processing language / industrial strength software systems / large networks / class dependency network / graph-based software fingerprinting / social networks / computing / gnu.org/software/bc/ / software architecture / community detection algorithms / software systems / http /
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GNU / POSIX / /
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Source Code James Hamilton and Sebastian Danicic Department of Computing Goldsmiths / Cambridge University / University of Michigan / Ann Arbor / vol. / American Mathematical Society / University of Nebraska / Omaha / University of London United Kingdom Abstract / National Academy of Sciences / /
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Stanley / /
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Java / C / /
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Nebraska / Michigan / /
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Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences / Notices of the American Mathematical Society / Physica A / Communications of the ACM / IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering / /
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community detection algorithms / Java / http / operating system / html / community detection algorithm / /
Dependence Communities in Source Code James Hamilton and Sebastian Danicic Department of Computing Goldsmiths, University of London United Kingdom Abstract—The concept of community structure arises from