plot.Subsampled_Network_Metrics {aniSNA} | R Documentation |
To plot sub-sampling results
Description
To plot sub-sampling results
Usage
## S3 method for class 'Subsampled_Network_Metrics'
plot(
x,
network,
network_metrics_functions_list = c(edge_density = function(x) igraph::edge_density(x),
diameter = function(x) igraph::diameter(x, weights = NA), transitivity = function(x)
igraph::transitivity(x)),
...
)
Arguments
x |
A list of matrices belonging to class "Subsampled_Network_Metrics" and is obtained from subsampled_network_metrics function |
network |
An igraph graph object consisting of the observed network |
network_metrics_functions_list |
This is the same argument that is passed for obtaining the results from the function subsampled_network_metrics. A list consisting of function definitions of the network metrics that the user wants to evaluate. Each element in the list should have an assigned name. Default = c("edge_density" = function(x) igraph::edge_density(x), "diameter" = function(x) igraph::diameter(x, weights = NA), "transitivity" = function(x) igraph::transitivity(x)) |
... |
Further arguments are ignored |
Value
No return value, called for side effects. The boxplots depict range of values, network metrics take when multiple subsamples are chosen from the observed sample.
Examples
data(elk_network_2010)
elk_subsamples <- subsampled_network_metrics(elk_network_2010)
plot(elk_subsamples, elk_network_2010,
network_metrics_functions_list = c("edge_density" = function(x) igraph::edge_density(x),
"diameter" = function(x) igraph::diameter(x, weights = NA),
"transitivity" = function(x) igraph::transitivity(x)))