get.dyads.active: Return the set of vertex ids of edges active at a given time

In statnet/networkDynamic: Dynamic Extensions for Network Objects

Return the set of vertex ids of edges active at a given time

Description

Constructs a matrix, essentially an edgelist, of the pairs of vertices connected by edges active within the query spell.

Usage

get.dyads.active(nD, onset = NULL, terminus = NULL, length = NULL, at = NULL, 
                rule = c("any", "all", "earliest", "latest"), active.default = TRUE)

Arguments

nD	networkDynamic object to be queried
onset	optional numeric value giving onset time of query spell
terminus	optional numeric value giving terminus time of query spell
length	optional numeric value giving length (duration) of query spell
at	optional numeric value giving single time point to query
rule	a character string indicating the definition of "active" for this query: any (default) to define active as any active spell during the interval, or all to define active as being active over the entire interval. For this functions, the values of earliest and latest are equivalent to any and are only included for consistency.
active.default	logical; should elements without an activity attribute be regarded as active by default? Default to TRUE

Details

Uses is.active internally. The ordering of matrix rows is arbitrary. The ordering of vertices in non-directed networks corresponds to how they were set in the data structure (i.e. does not enforce i > j) If no edges are active or exist, a matrix with zero rows will be returned.

Value

Returns a two-column numeric matrix in which the first column gives a tail vertex.id and the second column gives the head vertex.id and each row corresponds to the existence of an active relationship between the vertices for the given query spell.

Note

This function does not support hypergraphic networks.

Author(s)

skyebend

See Also

See also is.active

Examples

 data(windsurfers)
 get.dyads.active(windsurfers,onset=2,terminus=3)

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