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Refers to network theory as part of the graph theory. For questions about neural networks, use our [neural-networks] tag.
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How to statistically test an increase?
I have two temporal networks in which I report their number of nodes and the average degree in different time intervals:
time
Nodes_Network_1
Nodes_Network_2
Average_degree_Network_1
Average_degree_Network … time_1
150
57
3.2
2.8
time_2
477
102
3.7
3.2
time_3
949
170
5.9
3.4
time_4
1137
314
6.7
4.8
time_5
1167
263
8.9
5.9
I want show that:
While the Average_degree increases over time for both networks …
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Regression model on edge list
I would like to fit a regression in which my data is links (edges) from the network and the output is weight of each link.
Income level is a node attribute and for each link two nodes are involved, so …
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