Twitter user–tag
This is a bipartite network consisting of Twitter users and tags they mentioned
in their postings. Left nodes represent users and right nodes represent tags.
An edge shows that a tag was used by a user in a tweet.
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Statistics
| Size | n = | 705,632
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| Left size | n1 = | 175,214
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| Right size | n2 = | 530,418
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| Volume | m = | 4,664,605
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| Unique edge count | m̿ = | 1,890,661
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| Wedge count | s = | 1,006,768,611
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| Claw count | z = | 3,620,991,361,242
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| Cross count | x = | 14,011,028,889,674,202
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| Square count | q = | 206,508,691
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| 4-Tour count | T4 = | 5,682,999,878
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| Maximum degree | dmax = | 90,362
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| Maximum left degree | d1max = | 2,431
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| Maximum right degree | d2max = | 90,362
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| Average degree | d = | 13.221 1
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| Average left degree | d1 = | 26.622 3
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| Average right degree | d2 = | 8.794 21
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| Fill | p = | 2.034 35 × 10−5
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| Average edge multiplicity | m̃ = | 2.467 18
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| Size of LCC | N = | 690,906
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| Diameter | δ = | 16
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| 50-Percentile effective diameter | δ0.5 = | 5.022 02
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| 90-Percentile effective diameter | δ0.9 = | 5.893 74
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| Median distance | δM = | 6
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| Mean distance | δm = | 5.319 70
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| Gini coefficient | G = | 0.842 861
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| Balanced inequality ratio | P = | 0.149 222
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| Left balanced inequality ratio | P1 = | 0.236 392
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| Right balanced inequality ratio | P2 = | 0.135 109
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| Relative edge distribution entropy | Her = | 0.882 745
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| Power law exponent | γ = | 2.460 48
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| Tail power law exponent | γt = | 2.601 00
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| Degree assortativity | ρ = | −0.098 655 9
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| Degree assortativity p-value | pρ = | 0.000 00
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| Spectral norm | α = | 2,216.48
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| Algebraic connectivity | a = | 0.003 077 89
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| Spectral separation | |λ1[A] / λ2[A]| = | 1.010 44
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| Controllability | C = | 437,932
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| Relative controllability | Cr = | 0.620 624
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References
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[1]
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Jérôme Kunegis.
KONECT – The Koblenz Network Collection.
In Proc. Int. Conf. on World Wide Web Companion, pages
1343–1350, 2013.
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[2]
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Munmun De Choudhury, Yu-Ru Lin, Hari Sundaram, K. Selçuk Candan, Lexing Xie,
and Aisling Kelliher.
How does the data sampling strategy impact the discovery of
information diffusion in social media?
In ICWSM, pages 34–41, 2010.
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