Description
The Wedge Count algorithm, like the Triangle Count algorithm, is a graph analysis technique used to identify certain structural patterns within a graph. In this case, it focuses on detecting wedges. A wedge (sometimes called Triad) is a collection of three nodes in the graph where two of these nodes share a direct edge or relationship, and the third node serves as a common neighbour to the other two. This concept is often referred to as a "2-clique" in graph theory.
PointersThe clustering coefficient makes use of triangles, which might give some ideas about the implementation.
Description The Wedge Count algorithm, like the Triangle Count algorithm, is a graph analysis technique used to identify certain structural patterns within a graph. In this case, it focuses on detecting wedges. A wedge (sometimes called Triad) is a collection of three nodes in the graph where two of these nodes share a direct edge or relationship, and the third node serves as a common neighbour to the other two. This concept is often referred to as a "2-clique" in graph theory.
Pointers The clustering coefficient makes use of triangles, which might give some ideas about the implementation.
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