Two years ago, authorities in North Carolina declined to prosecute anyone in connection with the death of actor Brandon Lee, who was fatally wounded on the set of "The Crow". North Carolina safety and health officials determined that crew members had broken safety guidelines by using live ammunition to create a homemade set of dummy bullets.
Notably, this structural dependence does not necessarily suggest hierarchical control: centralization would only be interpreted as reflecting hierarchical organization if the direction of actor connections indicated chain of command.
Classical social networks can only represent the qualitative relationships between actors, but weighted social networks can describe the degrees of connection between actors.
Degree centrality: is the number of connections any actor has [ 28].
On a good evening or afternoon there, you know, there was nothing like the connection of the audience and the actors.
This technology permits the connection of relationships among different factors, actors and initiatives and represent information using 'topics', 'associations' and 'occurrences'occurrences
Since the directional connection between a pair of actors is determined by the communication radius, it can only result in more redundant relay nodes to build K-disjoint paths [30].
The directed weighted P-graph of our collected Twitter datasets is constructed based on retweet activities so that actor a gets incoming connection from actor b if actor b retweeted a tweet of actor a.
The directed weighted P-graph of our collected Twitter dataset is constructed based on retweet activities so that actor A gets incoming connection from actor B if actor B retweeted a tweet of actor A. The weight of connection refers to the number of retweets between two connected actors.
descriptions of each network (e.g., total number of actors in the network, number of connections among them, density, number of components, as well as the average, standard deviation, and degree of centralization for measures of actor positioning); and, 3.
