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If you make the nodes only "public companies" and the edges "have a business relationship" it is not an exceptionally difficult, would be pretty trivial. The q
by adampk 4y ago
If you make the nodes only "public companies" and the edges "have a business relationship" it is not an exceptionally difficult, would be pretty trivial.
The question is what is an appropriate ontology to have some basic sense of how a catalyst can affect a company.
If a catalyst affects nodes, how many steps until it hits the "company node" in question.
- quickthrower2 4y agoYou need to simulate how companies react to stuff. Might be possible using some statistic models though?
- warrenm 4y agoThere are ~6k public companies [0] just in the US OP then lists at least 6 prominent factors to add onto "merely" your overly-simplified b2b relationship :) Simulating the entire publicly-traded economy is - effectively - on the order of simulating the the universe :) -------- [0] https://www.benzinga.com/news/20/10/18026067/the-number-of-companies-publicly-traded-in-the-us-is-shrinking-or-is-it https://www.benzinga.com/news/20/10/18026067/the-number-of-c...