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I would like to compute the global efficiency for a set of directed matrices. Looking at the appendix of this this paper, it seems that bct.efficiency_wei is agnostic to direction (aka. can be used for both directed and undirected networks?). If so, I guess the documentation should be changed to undirected/directed weighted connection matrix?:
I never thought of doing it for directed networks. It appears to me that the algorithm could accommodate directed matrices. However, that algorithm is a bit more complicated than the one currently written, it would have to compute distances between pairs of vertices directionally. A bit of work will be needed to make it do that.
I would like to compute the global efficiency for a set of directed matrices. Looking at the appendix of this this paper, it seems that
bct.efficiency_wei
is agnostic to direction (aka. can be used for both directed and undirected networks?). If so, I guess the documentation should be changed toundirected/directed
weighted connection matrix?:bctpy/bct/algorithms/distance.py
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