aggregate_positions {netrankr} | R Documentation |
Quantification of (indirect) relations
Description
Function to aggregate positions defined via indirect relations to construct centrality scores.
Usage
aggregate_positions(tau_x, type = "sum")
Arguments
tau_x |
Numeric matrix containing indirect relations calculated with indirect_relations. |
type |
String indicating the type of aggregation to be used. See Details for options. |
Details
The predefined functions are mainly wrappers around base R functions.
type='sum', for instance, is equivalent to rowSums()
. A non-base functions is
type='invsum' which calculates the inverse of type='sum'.
type='self' is mostly useful for walk based relations, e.g. to count closed walks.
Other self explanatory options are type='mean', type='min', type='max' and type='prod'.
Value
Scores for the index defined by the indirect relation tau_x
and the
used aggregation type.
Author(s)
David Schoch
See Also
indirect_relations, transform_relations
Examples
library(igraph)
library(magrittr)
data("dbces11")
# degree
dbces11 %>%
indirect_relations(type = "adjacency") %>%
aggregate_positions(type = "sum")
# closeness centrality
dbces11 %>%
indirect_relations(type = "dist_sp") %>%
aggregate_positions(type = "invsum")
# betweenness centrality
dbces11 %>%
indirect_relations(type = "depend_sp") %>%
aggregate_positions(type = "sum")
# eigenvector centrality
dbces11 %>%
indirect_relations(type = "walks", FUN = walks_limit_prop) %>%
aggregate_positions(type = "sum")
# subgraph centrality
dbces11 %>%
indirect_relations(type = "walks", FUN = walks_exp) %>%
aggregate_positions(type = "self")