Sentence examples for participation coefficient from inspiring English sources

We compared the role of the different species (and functional groups) within the pollination networks by using two complementary parameters, c or participation coefficient (i.e. how many interactions occur with species in other modules) and z or within-module degree (i.e. how many interactions occur with species within their own module)57.

The within-module degree and the participation coefficient are easily computed once the modules of a network are known.

The inter-modular connectivity, on the other hand, is quantified with the participation coefficient: P i = 1 − ∑ s = 1 N M ( κ i s k i ) 2, (3).

The participation coefficient P i of node i is defined as: P i = 1 − ∑ C = 1 N M ( κ i C k i ) 2, (3).

We find that similar results are obtained if we replace 〈 D i 〉 by other centrality measures, such as the total number of interlocking directors or the community participation coefficient [31].

Panels B and E suggest, on the other hand, that 'provincial hubs' (nodes with high within-module degree but low participation coefficient) are both more central and salient, although these differences are not significant.

The observed phenomenon in mass-loaded beam vibration is discussed using modal participation coefficients and the modal coupling index.

State-vectors are expressed in terms of participation coefficients of the eigen- and principal vectors, leading to the simplest description of the evolution of nodal displacement and force components as one moves along the structure, in terms of powers of the Jordan canonical form.

The roles of hubs were identified as provincial or connector based on participation coefficients and within module degree probabilities.

In both, macaque and cat cortex, distributions of small-world lesion effects and participation coefficients over all areas are highly and significantly correlated (see Text S1).

This result demonstrated that overlapped nodes usually showed higher nodal efficiency and node degree and were highly related to those with high participation coefficients, which are usually defined as "connectors" in a non-overlapping community structure.