The paper presents a simple extension of the Barabasi-Albert model of network evolution. This model is based upon the assumption that new links are formed not only according to the centrality of other nodes in a network but geodetic distance is also important in link formation. Simulation results show that if link formation is based on distance then the resulting network is more clustered than in the case of centrality being the dominant factor in link formation. Our empirical results show that in European regional patent inventor networks distance is a considerably more important factor in link formation than network centrality.
Ancient Greece, its history, philosophy and literature, that has been my love since childhood. Although my profession is only marginally related to all this - I work as a revision technician in a certain undisclosed company. In addition, I recreationally train in martial arts and prepare for a marathon. This blog is an opportunity for me to share with you everything that no longer fits into other boxes of my life.
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