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Graph theory and network analysis for evolutionary modeling in biological and social systems

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pp. 1993–2003Vol. 28Issue 5-BAugust 2025DOI: 10.47974/JDMSC-2374 Crossmark XML
Received:
05 Nov 2024
Published Online:
02 Sep 2025
Article type:
Research Article
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EN
Article no.:
JDMSC-2374
Pages:
1993–2003

Abstract

Graph theory and community analysis are very beneficial for studying how complicated structures join and alternate through the years, whether they’re organic or social. Graph principle has been used to explain how genes, proteins, and species speak with each different in biological networks. This has helped scientists study evolutionary methods like genetic drift, adaptation, and cooperation. In the same way, network analysis helps us study how the connections between humans affect how behaviour, thoughts, and social structures exchange through the years in social systems. This essay appears at how graph theory and community evaluation may be used in evolutionary modeling, with a focal point on both biological and social settings. It talks about how networks may be used to expose evolutionary procedures, inclusive of genetic development and social cooperation, and how these methods may be simulated using computers. We study useful makes use of in protein interplay networks, organic systems, and modeling social behaviour via case studies. The paper additionally talks about the problems and regulations of modern models, like how tough it’s miles to deal with big amounts of facts and issues with validation. It additionally offers methods that superior graph-theoretical strategies and new technologies may be combined within the future.

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