ME.simplification {shp2graph} | R Documentation |
Simplify multiple edges in a network
Description
A function to simplfy multiple-edge into one representative edge, where a multiple-edge structure refers to a set of edges sharing with the same pair of nodes.
Usage
ME.simplification(nodelist, edgelist, eadf=NULL, ea.prop=NULL, Directed=F,
DegreeL=NULL, InDegreeL=NULL, OutDegreeL=NULL,Nexception=NULL,
Eexception=NULL)
Arguments
nodelist |
A “nodelist” object; |
edgelist |
An “edgelist” object |
eadf |
A data frame of attributes corresponding to all the edges; |
ea.prop |
A vector (of the length equalling to the number of edge attributes in “eadf”) with values of 1, 2, 3 or 4, and each specific value represent a function to assign the attributes of the edited edges, see also Redef.functions: 1->sum(v) 2->min(v) 3->max(v) 4->mean(v) |
Directed |
TRUE if edges are directed, FALSE otherwise; |
DegreeL |
An integer vector of degrees for each node in the given “nodelist”, and it could be ignored if edges are directed |
InDegreeL |
An integer vector of In-degrees for each node in the given “nodelist”, and it could be ignored if edges are undirected |
OutDegreeL |
An integer vector of Out-degrees for each node in the given “nodelist”, and it could be ignored if edges are undirected |
Nexception |
A vector of node IDs concerned as exceptions, and all the edges with these nodes included won't be processed; |
Eexception |
A vector of edge IDs concerned as exceptions, and all these edges won't be processed; |
Value
Two types of list returned for undirected and directed edges, respectively:
For “undirected” edges:
newNodelist |
New node list with multiple-edges simplified; |
newEdgelist |
New edge list with multiple-edges simplified; |
newEadf |
New attribute data frame for the returned edgelist; |
DegreeL |
New degree vector cooresponding to the newly returned node list; |
For “directed” network:
newNodelist |
New node list with multiple-edges simplified; |
newEdgelist |
New edgelist with multiple-edges simplified; |
newEadf |
Data frame of attributes for the newly returned edge list; |
InDegreeL |
New In-degree vector cooresponding to the newly returned node list; |
OutDegreeL |
New Out-degree vector cooresponding to the newly returned node list; |
Note
Edges are recognised as a structure of multiple-edge when they share the same pair of nodes. Note that the order of the nodes should be also the same when edges are directed.
Author(s)
Binbin Lu binbinlu@whu.edu.cn
See Also
SL.extraction
, PN.amalgamation