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Global community deception via a cooperative evolutionary genetic algorithm based on an elite population

Jul 2026 · Knowledge and Information Systems · Vol 68 · 0 citations · 61 references

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A novel method is designed that disrupts the structure of the original network by adding and deleting edges, ensuring an equal number of additions and deletions, with the aim to enhance concealment and address the issue of inadequate deception.

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