dualize: Take the dual of an affiliation network
In corybrunson/bitriad: Triadic Analysis of Affiliation Networks
Description
Usage
Arguments
See Also
Examples
Description
This function obtains the dual of an affiliation network, in
which the actors and events have swapped roles. To do this, it negates
the logical values of the node type attribute and reorders the
node ids accordingly.
Usage
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Arguments
graph
An affiliation network.
See Also
Other modal queries and manipulations: mode_addition,
mode_counts, modes,
schedule
Examples
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data(women_clique)
tab <- table(V(women_clique)$type)
proj <- actor_projection(dualize(women_clique))
vcount(proj) == tab[2]
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Description Usage Arguments See Also Examples
Description
This function obtains the dual of an affiliation network, in
which the actors and events have swapped roles. To do this, it negates
the logical values of the node type attribute and reorders the
node ids accordingly.
Usage
1 2 3 4 5 |
Arguments
graph |
An affiliation network. |
See Also
Other modal queries and manipulations: mode_addition,
mode_counts, modes,
schedule
Examples
1 2 3 4 | data(women_clique)
tab <- table(V(women_clique)$type)
proj <- actor_projection(dualize(women_clique))
vcount(proj) == tab[2]
|
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