MKLau
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10 years ago - Node/local centrality: 1) most connected genotypes, 2) most connected species
- Network/global centrality: 1) size of the reachable community
- Using pathway proliferation, we can investigate what genotypes or species are linked at different levels of indirect connections
• Look at Stuart's centrality paper • Global centrality gives the size of the reachable species or genotypes in the community • In a bipartite network, local centrality tells you how many interactions a species/genotype has • Local degree centrality measures how many edges touch a node. • Which centrality measure?