Abstract
We investigate the impact of community structure on information spreading
with the linear threshold model. Contrary to the common belief that communities
hinder information diffusion, we show that strong communities can facilitate
global cascades by enhancing local, intra-community spreading. Using both
analytical approaches and numerical simulations, we demonstrate the existence
of optimal clustering, where global cascades require the minimal number of
early adopters.
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