filter_top: Filter edges to top-n nodes
In bibnets: Importing, Constructing, and Exporting Bibliometric Networks
filter_top R Documentation
Filter edges to top-n nodes
Description
Keeps only edges between the most frequent nodes. Node frequency is
determined by how many edges each node participates in.
Usage
filter_top(edges, n)
Arguments
edges
A data frame with at least from, to, weight columns.
n
Integer. Number of top nodes to keep.
Value
A filtered data frame with edges among the top n nodes.
Examples
data(biblio_data)
edges <- author_network(biblio_data, "collaboration")
# Keep only edges among the top 3 most connected authors
filter_top(edges, 3)
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Filter edges to top-n nodes
Description
Keeps only edges between the most frequent nodes. Node frequency is determined by how many edges each node participates in.
Usage
filter_top(edges, n)
Arguments
edges |
A data frame with at least |
n |
Integer. Number of top nodes to keep. |
Value
A filtered data frame with edges among the top n nodes.
Examples
data(biblio_data)
edges <- author_network(biblio_data, "collaboration")
# Keep only edges among the top 3 most connected authors
filter_top(edges, 3)
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