View source: R/friendshipParadox.R
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A function to calculate parameters related to the friendship paradox.
friendshipParadox(A)
A |
An adjacency |
This function calculates the following friendship paradox metrics: mean degree (kmean),
mean degree of friends (kff), ratio between kff and kmean
(ratio), variance of the degree distribution (variance) and difference
between the mean degree of friends and the mean degree (difference).
A list of
degree |
the type of degree calculated: indegree ( |
kmean |
the mean number of friends (degree). |
kff |
the mean number of friends of friends (degree of friends). |
ratio |
the ratio between |
variance |
the variance of degree distribution. |
difference |
the difference between |
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# Generate an arbitrary 10 by 10 adjacency matrix with zeros and ones
# Remove loops
A <- matrix(rbinom(10 * 10, 1, 0.2), ncol = 10, nrow = 10)
diag(A) <- 0
# Call function
friendshipParadox(A)
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