propagate_hierarchy_value: Adds an aggregate value to the vertices of a company...

In mark-me/graydon.package: Graydon Toolkit

Adds an aggregate value to the vertices of a company hierarchy, in which you can vary it's direction and distance

Description

Adds an aggregate value to the vertices of a company hierarchy, in which you can vary it's direction and distance

Usage

propagate_hierarchy_value(graph, name_attribute, name_propagate,
  distance = 1, direction = "in", FUN, ...)

Arguments

graph	A graph
name_attribute	The name of the value attribute to be aggregated
name_propagate	The name of the attribute where the aggregated value is stored
distance	The number of 'hops' in the company network that should be included, default = 1
direction	The direction to calculate the propagated value from (can be "in", "out", "all")
FUN	the function which is used to calculate aggregated
...	The parameters passed to the function specified in FUN

Value

A graph where all the nodes contain aggregated value

Examples

graph <- propagate_hierarchy_value(graph, name_attribute = "qty_employees", name_propagate = "qty_employees_cum", distance = 1, direction = "in", FUN = sum, na.rm = TRUE)

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