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Social Network Analysis Social Network Analysis using Python with SciKit, Networkx ... etc.
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- Evaluates the logistic regression
- Fixture of a movie
- Tokenize a string
- Compute the accuracy of the cross validation
- Computes the accuracy between the predicted and predicted and predicted probabilities
- Partition a graph using a Girvan new graph
- Estimate the distance between two nodes
- BFS breadth - first search
- Calculates the predictions for each movie
- Cosity cosine similarity
- Parse test data
- Reads data from file
- Score a graph based on max_depths
- Split the data into train and test sets
- Downloads the tarball
- Plot accuracy
- Read data from file
- Calculates the best classifier from documents
- Computes the accuracy between the predicted and predicted values
- Return the top terms of the vocab
- Evaluate the correlation coefficient
- R Return a subset of a graph
- Create a networkx graph
- Generate a training graph
- Compute the path score for a given node
- Prints the summary of each test in test_docs
- Compute the jaccard similarity of a node
- Calculate mean accuracy per set
- Creates a feature matrix
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QUESTION
I have data that looks like this: https://imgur.com/a/1hOsFpF
The first dataset is a standard format dataset which contains a list of people and their financial properties.
The second dataset contains "relationships" between these people - how much they paid to each other, and how much they owe each other.
I am interested learning more about network and graph based clustering - but I am trying to better understand what type of situations require network based clustering, i.e. I don't want to use graph clustering where its not required (avoid a "square peg round hole" type situation).
Using R, first I created some fake data:
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Answered 2020-Nov-27 at 15:29I am trying to better understand what type of situations require network based clustering
This is completely dependent on your problem domain and the questions you are asking. You really need to have focused questions about the data that you are trying to answer. That being said, there is an set of clustering techniques you can apply that can use both edge weights and node attributes: Hierarchical Clustering.
Edge and node attributes come into play in how you determine the similarity/dissimilarity matrix which drives the clustering. Note that there are many, many implementations of this, take your time and find one that you can apply to your data and problem set.
QUESTION
I have a question. So I was visiting this site and I am learning neo4j, and I have a question about this clause: (this is the site: game of thrones site)
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Answered 2018-Jan-02 at 23:17It is not clear what you are looking for. Here are two possible answers:
To find the average
weightedDegree
value (across all characters):
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You can use Social-Network-Analysis like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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