Showing papers on "Weighted network published in 2003"
TL;DR: The effects of these algorithms on some products of network analysis, in particular system level indices such as total system throughput (TST) and ascendency, are discussed and four new procedures are suggested that can minimise changes on measured flows and distortion on results of the analysis.
75 citations
TL;DR: An information-based model for network dynamics in which imperfect information leads to networks where the different vertices have widely different numbers of edges to other vertices, and where the topology has hierarchical features is proposed.
Abstract: We propose an information-based model for network dynamics in which imperfect information leads to networks where the different vertices have widely different numbers of edges to other vertices, and where the topology has hierarchical features. The possibility to observe scale-free networks is linked to a minimally connected system where hubs remain dynamic.
38 citations
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21 Oct 2003TL;DR: In this article, the authors present a method and apparatus for network management in which nodes in the network are arranged specified number of connections with other nodes by initiating links across the network tree structure to nodes on the same level in the hierarchical tree.
Abstract: A network, and a method and apparatus for network management are disclosed in which nodes in the network are arranged specified number of connections with other nodes by initiating links across the network tree structure to nodes on the same level in the hierarchical tree. As a result, nodes are linked to their sibling nodes in addition to being linked to parent and child nodes.
18 citations
01 Jan 2003
TL;DR: Point-to-point networks as discussed by the authors are a type of networks where a member joins the network of one particular firm and values membership based on the number of other individuals, or points, the member can reach because some individuals belong to other networks.
Abstract: In a point-to-point network, a member joins the network of one particular firm and values that membership based on the number of other individuals, or points, the member can reach Because some individuals belong to other networks, members of a point-to-point network typically value connections between their network and other networks
1 citations