Description Usage Arguments Details Value Examples
View source: R/get_component_summary.R
A function to get summary data by coordinated component
1 | get_component_summary(output)
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output |
the output list resulting from the function get_coord_shares |
The gini values are computed by using the Gini coefficient on the proportions of unique domains each component shared. The Gini coefficient is a measure of the degree of concentration (inequality) of a variable in a distribution. It ranges between 0 and 1: the more nearly equal the distribution, the lower its Gini index. When a component shared just one domain, the value of the variable is set to 1. It is calculated separately for full_domains (e.g. www.foxnews.com, video.foxnews.com) and parent domains (foxnews.com)
The cooRscore.avg is a measures of component coordination. Higher values implies higher coordination.
Its value is calculated by dividing, for each entity in a coordinated network, its strength
by its degree
, and then calculating the average by component of these values.
The cooRshare_ratio.avg is an addional measure of component coordination ranging from 0 (no shares coordinated) to 1 (all shares coordinated).
A data frame containing summary data by each coordinated component: the average subscribers number of entities in a component, the proportion of coordinated shares over the total shares (coorshare_ratio), the average coordinated score (avg_cooRscore), a measure of dispersion (gini) in the distribution of domains coordinatedly shared by the component (0-1). Higher values correspond to an higher concentration (less different domains linked), the top 5 coordinatedly shared domains (ranked by n. of shares), the total number coordinatedly shared of domains
1 2 3 4 5 6 | # get the top ten posts containing URLs shared by each network component and by engagement
component_summary <- get_component_summary(output)
# clustering the components rowwise mutate
clusters <- hclust(dist(component_summary[, 2:4]))
plot(clusters)
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