Wikipedia conflict
The edges in this network represent positive and negative conflicts between
users of the English Wikipedia, for example users involved in an edit-war. A
node represents a user and an edge represents a conflict between two users,
with the edge sign representing positive and negative interactions. An example
for a negative interaction would be when one user revert the edit of another
user.
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Statistics
Size | n = | 118,100
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Volume | m = | 2,917,785
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Unique edge count | m̿ = | 2,014,062
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Loop count | l = | 0
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Wedge count | s = | 1,394,925,925
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Claw count | z = | 3,157,737,873,756
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Triangle count | t = | 13,852,230
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Square count | q = | 7,362,075,281
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4-Tour count | T4 = | 64,440,643,864
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Maximum degree | dmax = | 136,192
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Average degree | d = | 49.412 1
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Average edge multiplicity | m̃ = | 1.448 71
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Size of LCC | N = | 113,123
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Diameter | δ = | 10
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50-Percentile effective diameter | δ0.5 = | 2.772 34
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90-Percentile effective diameter | δ0.9 = | 3.892 43
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Median distance | δM = | 3
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Mean distance | δm = | 3.363 59
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Gini coefficient | G = | 0.809 687
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Balanced inequality ratio | P = | 0.167 106
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Relative edge distribution entropy | Her = | 0.864 542
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Power law exponent | γ = | 1.534 62
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Tail power law exponent | γt = | 1.501 00
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Degree assortativity | ρ = | −0.065 011 7
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Degree assortativity p-value | pρ = | 0.000 00
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Clustering coefficient | c = | 0.029 791 3
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Spectral norm | α = | 4,810.78
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Algebraic connectivity | a = | 0.018 347 8
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Spectral separation | |λ1[A] / λ2[A]| = | 1.059 93
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Non-bipartivity | bA = | 0.260 217
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Normalized non-bipartivity | bN = | 0.074 872 1
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Algebraic non-bipartivity | χ = | 0.120 114
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Spectral bipartite frustration | bK = | 0.000 836 416
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Negativity | ζ = | 0.621 160
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Triadic conflict | τ = | 0.376 808
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Controllability | C = | 43,533
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Relative controllability | Cr = | 0.375 839
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References
[1]
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Jérôme Kunegis.
KONECT – The Koblenz Network Collection.
In Proc. Int. Conf. on World Wide Web Companion, pages
1343–1350, 2013.
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[2]
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Ulrik Brandes, Patrick Kenis, Jürgen Lerner, and Denise van Raaij.
Network analysis of collaboration structure in Wikipedia.
In Proc. Int. World Wide Web Conf., pages 731–740, 2009.
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