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[igraph] Segregating a graph


From: Thomas
Subject: [igraph] Segregating a graph
Date: Tue, 1 Apr 2014 13:16:03 +0100

I am about to write a routine to achieve the following, and wanted to double check there's no pre-existing way to do this built into igraph.

1. Create a graph - say g <- watts.strogatz.game(1, 225, 5, 0.05)

2. Assign a type to each node such that a node with degree x will have roughly a set percentage, say x*60%, of neighbours of a certain type. Initially I'm going to use two types (1,0).

For info a rough outline of how I'm planning to implement this is below.

Thank you

Thomas Chesney

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g <- watts.strogatz.game(1, 225, 5, 0.05)

Create a vector of 225 types, type <- rbinom(225, 1, 0.5)

For each node z, set x1=degree(g,a)*60% to be the number nodes of type 1 and x2=degree(g,a)*40% to be the number of nodes of type 2.

For 1 to x1, for each Type 1 in the type vector, check the node with the same index's degree hasn't been exceeded yet and if not, join it to node z.

For 1 to x2, for each Type 2 in the type vector, check the node with the same index's degree hasn't been exceeded yet and if not, join it to node z.

If a node of a certain type cannot be found for node z, join it to a node of the other type.
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