Colley argues that this turning point of aggregation prevented both civil war and invasion from abroad.
And automative dealers – that's the natural point of aggregation of most services," says Tobey.
The nodes form a cluster and elect a leader which becomes the point of aggregation.
The number of nodes in the aggregated networks as a function of the aggregation interval length (horizontal axis, in hours) and the beginning point of aggregation (vertical axis).
The absolute (top) and relative (bottom) size of the largest connected component as a function of the aggregation time (horizontal axis) and the beginning point of aggregation (vertical axis).
Figure 6(b) shows the change in log population relative to log call volume with points colored by their level of aggregation and a LOESS curve with 95% confidence intervals.
We quantified the degree of aggregation of the point pattern (i.e. the cells present on a given picture of a cell count chamber) by the univariate pair-correlation function g(d), which gives the expected number of points at distance d (called scale) from an arbitrary point, divided by the intensity λ of the pattern.
The effectiveness of the disaggregation was confirmed in each case by the absence of aggregates and the absence of scatter above that of buffer in the zero minute time points of the aggregation reactions.
In this study, each sample plot was a seed point for aggregation of adjacent cells, if their structural variables were similar.
Let us first focus on short time scales, and illustrate the growth of the network with a 2D heat map plot, displaying the number of nodes in aggregated networks as a function of the aggregation time and the beginning point of the aggregation window (Figure 9).
9In relation to the short-term employment arrangements, one may raise the point of time aggregation bias.
