Functional interactions in complex networks: A three-step methodology for the implementation of the relevance index (RI)

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Abstract

In order to enable the management of the large presence of similar groups of agents, namely masks, resulting from the implementation of the Relevance Index (RI) algorithm, the ‘PoSH-CADDy’ three-step methodology is here proposed. The developed procedure is based on (i) several rounds of analysis to be performed over reducing sets of agents (with a Progressive Skimming procedure), (ii) the consideration of the overlaps among masks emerging from the output of each round (by means of a Hierachical Cluster Analysis), (iii) a final analysis of the masks remaining from the previous steps (by considering those with a minimum Degree of Dissimilarity). The methodology is implemented in a real socio-economic complex network. Insights from a first explorative analysis are provided.

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Righi, R., & Samoili, S. (2018). Functional interactions in complex networks: A three-step methodology for the implementation of the relevance index (RI). In Communications in Computer and Information Science (Vol. 830, pp. 212–228). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-78658-2_16

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