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| Rich-Club Organization. (A) The Rich-club Coefficients. (B) The... | Download Scientific Diagram Here we propose a simple yet powerful geometry based growing model which can generate realistic complex networks with high rich club diversity by controlling a single geometric parameter. The rich club coefficient of a network is useful as a heuristic measurement of the robustness of a network. a high rich club coefficient implies that the hubs are well connected, and global connectivity is resilient to any one hub being removed.

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| Rich Club Organization. (A) Normalized Rich Club Coefficients At K... | Download Scientific ... The characteristic rich club organization of morphological networks (normalized rich club coefficients > 1) was observed for both the scd and hc groups under a range of thresholds. Normalization is done by computing the rich club coefficient for a randomly sampled graph with the same degree distribution as g by repeatedly swapping the endpoints of existing edges. Here we propose a simple geometry based growing model which can explain the emergence of the rich club variability in real networks by adjusting a single spatial parameter. To further investigate the association between rich clubs and research impact, we investigate relationships between the normalized rich club coefficient, \ (\rho (k)\), and the normalized impact of the collaborative grants that are exclusively composed of the institutions in the rich club.

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A Rich-club Coefficient K Vs Degree K. B Normalized Rich-club... | Download Scientific Diagram Here we propose a simple geometry based growing model which can explain the emergence of the rich club variability in real networks by adjusting a single spatial parameter. To further investigate the association between rich clubs and research impact, we investigate relationships between the normalized rich club coefficient, \ (\rho (k)\), and the normalized impact of the collaborative grants that are exclusively composed of the institutions in the rich club. Figure 6 rich club coefficient and normalized rich club as a function of node degree. upper panel rich club coefficient: blue dots original network, green dots random network; bottom panel normalized rich club coefficient: blue dots negative networks, green dots positive networks. The rich club organization (the presence of highly connected hub core in a network) influences many structural and functional characteristics of networks including topology, the efficiency of paths and distribution of load.

Graph Theory Blink 4.3 (Graph rich clubs and rich-club coefficient)