STANDARD NETWORK ANALYSIS REPORT

STANDARD NETWORK ANALYSIS REPORT

Input data: football

Start time: Sun Oct 05 11:08:03 2008

Calculates common social network measures on each selected input network.

Analysis for the Meta-Network

Individual entity classes have been combined into a single class, and all networks are combined to create a single network. If two networks connect the same entities, e.g. two agent x agent, then the links are combined. Link weights are made binary.

Row count115
Column count115
Link count1226
Density0.09352
Isolate count0
Component count1
Reciprocity1
Characteristic path length2.508
Clustering coefficient0.4032
Network levels (diameter)4
Network fragmentation0
Krackhardt connectedness1
Krackhardt efficiency0.9225
Krackhardt hierarchy0
Krackhardt upperboundedness1
Degree centralization0.01195
Betweenness centralization0.02036
Closeness centralization0.07592
MinMaxAverageStddev
Total degree centrality0.06140.10530.093520.00775
Total degree centrality (unscaled)142421.321.767
Eigenvector centrality0.378310.71860.1298
Hub centrality0.378310.71860.1298
Authority centrality0.378310.71860.1298
Betweenness centrality0.0030020.033530.013350.005978
Betweenness centrality (unscaled)38.67432171.977.01
Information centrality0.0071570.0093620.0086960.000364
Information centrality (unscaled)3.6144.7284.3910.1838
Clique membership count1206.6174.454
Simmelian ties0.035090.10530.078870.0116
Simmelian ties (unscaled)4128.9911.322
Clustering coefficient0.11110.66670.40320.1038

Key nodes

This chart shows the Nodes that repeatedly rank in the top three in the measures. The value shown is the percentage of measures for which the Nodes was ranked in the top three.

In-degree centrality

The In Degree Centrality of a node is its normalized in-degree.

Input network(s): meta-network

RankValueUnscaledNodes
10.10526312BrighamYoung
20.10526312FloridaState
30.10526312Iowa
40.10526312KansasState
50.10526312TexasTech
60.10526312PennState
70.10526312SouthernCalifornia
80.10526312Wisconsin
90.10526312SouthernMethodist
100.10526312Nevada

Out-degree centrality

The Out Degree Centrality of a node is its normalized out-degree.

Input network(s): meta-network

RankValueUnscaledNodes
10.10526312BrighamYoung
20.10526312FloridaState
30.10526312Iowa
40.10526312KansasState
50.10526312TexasTech
60.10526312PennState
70.10526312SouthernCalifornia
80.10526312Wisconsin
90.10526312SouthernMethodist
100.10526312Nevada

Total degree centrality

The Total Degree Centrality of a node is the normalized sum of its row and column degrees.

Input network(s): meta-network

Input network size: 115

Input network density: 0.0935164

Expected value from a random network of the same size and density: 0.0935164

RankValueUnscaledNodesContext*
10.10526324BrighamYoung0.432656
20.10526324FloridaState0.432656
30.10526324Iowa0.432656
40.10526324KansasState0.432656
50.10526324TexasTech0.432656
60.10526324PennState0.432656
70.10526324SouthernCalifornia0.432656
80.10526324Wisconsin0.432656
90.10526324SouthernMethodist0.432656
100.10526324Nevada0.432656
* Number of standard deviations from the mean if links were distributed randomly
Mean: 0.0935164
Std.dev: 0.0271503

Eigenvector centrality

Calculates the principal eigenvector of the network. A node is central to the extent that its neighbors are central.

Input network(s): meta-network

Input network size: 115

Input network density: 0.0935164

Expected value from a random network of the same size and density: 0.557957

RankValueNodesContext*
11Nevada1.88063
20.959977SouthernMethodist1.71036
30.949896Tulsa1.66747
40.945516SouthernCalifornia1.64883
50.939065SanJoseState1.62139
60.936443FresnoState1.61023
70.921763Hawaii1.54778
80.918243Rice1.5328
90.912185TexasElPaso1.50703
100.910807Wisconsin1.50116
* Number of standard deviations from the mean if links were distributed randomly
Mean: 0.557957
Std.dev: 0.235051

Betweenness centrality

The Betweenness Centrality of node v in a network is defined as: across all node pairs that have a shortest path containing v, the percentage that pass through v.

Input network(s): meta-network

Input network size: 115

Input network density: 0.0935164

Expected value from a random network of the same size and density: 0.0141546

RankValueUnscaledNodesContext*
10.033533431.972NotreDame0.557339
20.0324899418.536BrighamYoung0.527341
30.0291611375.653Navy0.431599
40.0288228371.296LouisianaTech0.421871
50.0251868324.456CentralMichigan0.317296
60.0241394310.964NewMexicoState0.287172
70.0238364307.06Cincinnati0.278456
80.0230701297.189KansasState0.256418
90.0230463296.883Alabama0.255734
100.0222134286.154Wyoming0.23178
* Number of standard deviations from the mean if links were distributed randomly
Mean: 0.0141546
Std.dev: 0.0347694

Closeness centrality

The average closeness of a node to the other nodes in a network. Loosely, Closeness is the inverse of the average distance in the network between the node and all other nodes.

Input network(s): meta-network

Input network size: 115

Input network density: 0.0935164

Expected value from a random network of the same size and density: 0.42408

RankValueUnscaledNodesContext*
10.4367820.00383142LouisianaTech0.401252
20.4351150.00381679Navy0.348587
30.4301890.00377358Tulsa0.192976
40.4269660.00374532Indiana0.0911779
50.4253730.00373134PennState0.0408481
60.4237920.00371747BrighamYoung-0.00910697
70.4237920.00371747Wisconsin-0.00910697
80.4237920.00371747Wyoming-0.00910697
90.4237920.00371747ArkansasState-0.00910697
100.4237920.00371747Cincinnati-0.00910697
* Number of standard deviations from the mean if links were distributed randomly
Mean: 0.42408
Std.dev: 0.0316547

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