kärkiyhteyskerroin
Kärkiyhteyskerroin, often translated as "core connectivity coefficient" or "centrality coefficient," is a measure used in network analysis to quantify the importance of a node within a network based on its connections to other important nodes. It is a type of centrality measure, aiming to identify influential or central nodes.
The core connectivity coefficient is typically calculated by considering the number of a node's neighbors that
This coefficient is useful in identifying nodes that act as bridges between different clusters or that are
The interpretation of the kärkiyhteyskerroin depends heavily on the specific definition of centrality used for the