common_subgraph_stats: Common subgraph statistics

In memnet: Network Tools for Memory Research

Description

Function identifies the common subgraphs of two networks and returns the networks statistics using network_stats.

Usage

common_subgraph_stats(adj_1, adj_2, giant = FALSE, weights_1 = NULL,
  weights_2 = NULL, mode_1 = "undirected", mode_2 = "undirected")

Arguments

adj_1	numeric matrix representing the adjacency matrix of graph 1.
adj_2	numeric matrix representing the adjacency matrix of graph 2.
giant	logical specifying whether the should be computed for the largest component.
weights_1	numeric vector of edge weights for network 1 and 2, respectively. Optional.
weights_2	numeric vector of edge weights for network 1 and 2, respectively. Optional.
mode_1	character, either "directed" or "undirected", specifying whether network 1 and 2 should be interepeted as directed or undirected, respectively. Defaults to "undirected".
mode_2	character, either "directed" or "undirected", specifying whether network 1 and 2 should be interepeted as directed or undirected, respectively. Defaults to "undirected".

Value

List containing the two subgraphs.

Examples

# get fluency data
data(animal_fluency)

# edge lists of fluency graphs
edge_list_1 = threshold_graph(animal_fluency[1:100])
edge_list_2 = threshold_graph(animal_fluency[101:200])

# get adjacency matrices
adj_1 = edg_to_adj(edge_list_1)
adj_2 = edg_to_adj(edge_list_2)

# get structural overview of both networks
common_subgraph_stats(adj_1, adj_2)

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