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I have this data
user1 user2 weight_link
"110", "1704", "1.008",
"110", "2139", "1.013",
"110", "4648", "1.02",
"110", "9490", "1.007",
"110", "12643", "1.013",
"110", "18224", "1.024",
"110"…
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My goal is to find the point where scale-free networks become indistinguishable from random (non-scale-free) networks.
I would expect something like the binomial distribution to be implemented for …
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In the documentation of patchdistr_spews:
https://github.com/spatial-ews/spatialwarnings/blob/master/R/task_patch_indic.R
- the explanation of xmin (in arguments) is not very clear: xmin is calcula…
skefi updated
6 years ago
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Original ticket https://networkx.lanl.gov/trac/ticket/245
Reported 2009-06-17 by trac user dcurtis, assigned to @chebee7i.
Here is a version of the algorithm from "Finding community structure in very…
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I have a question after reading this paper and your code.
I can't find any mathematical definition for a heavy-tailed distribution in the paper.
But there is a picture in page 3 illustrates only 10…
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Hi,
## I am trying to reproduce results for the Moby Dick words data as given in Table 6.3 in http://arxiv.org/pdf/0706.1062v2.pdf. For some reason, while comparing the discrete power law distribution…
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[fitpsd.R](https://github.com/fdschneider/spatial_warnings/blob/master/R/fitpsd.R) et [patchsizedistr_ews.R](https://github.com/fdschneider/spatial_warnings/blob/master/R/patchsizedistr_ews.R)
patch…
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Hi Jeff et.al,
Great package. I'm using it extensively in a power law class I'm taking.
I'm looking at the freeman centralities distribution of a sparse network where there are a lot of isolates, h…
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I made a lot of GOF test with different large data sets and all give me a p=1 which seems very improbable, so I revised the GOF algorithm. I found that you generate the synthetic data for x
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Hi Collin, first off: many thanks for your work. this is amazing!
2 (probably very silly questions):
1. running ols and mle on the same data, gives an estimate of alpha which is 1 off. I'm confused: …