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A lot of human networks are more connected than square and triangle lattices. I wonder whether there is a way of taking a number of connected nodes, somehow ext
by jpcooper 6y ago
A lot of human networks are more connected than square and triangle lattices. I wonder whether there is a way of taking a number of connected nodes, somehow extracting and looking at the interaction relevant to a sub-lattice, and generalising the result to the whole network. Am I being optimistic?
I wonder how the multiple graph ‘levels’ (which could interact with each other) would come into play. EXCHANGES, BROKERS, HEDGE_FUNDS, INTERNET_PIPES, PEOPLE.
What existing tools are there for analysing information propagation like in the paper?