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Wouldn't the undirected graph be /7 and a directed graph be /10. Given the undirected edges would be counted up to 7 and for it to be 10 it'll have to include the directional aspect

Thanks so much for the explanation! Excellent video! May I ask a clarifying question？ why is the denominator 5 instead of 6 （7 edges -1)? Thank you for your explanation！

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in 0/1, how will you get 1?

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I have a skepticism about the betweenness centrality in this lecture cause the CB(3) in undirected condition would be 6 but you mentioned it as 0.6. I hope you will mend it.

How n=6 and not 7?

Good video, however you should have a double ended arrow between 3 and 4. Thank you

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Why we don"t involve the situation of j>k in the directed graph when we calculate the betweeness centrality? I can understand we ignore these situations in the undirected graph, because the result is double . In this directed graph, if we calculate E→C， the result will be different. I mean E does have an effect on C in the directed graph, which is not reflected in the paths we have already calculated, right?

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How calculate f1score?

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Hold up... isn't the closeness centrality of a node the inverse of the mean of the shortest paths between it and all others? So, wouldn't C(A) be 4/(1 + 2 + 2 + 3)? Meanwhile, the normalized value divides it by (n - 1), effectively making C'(A) = 1/(1 + 2 + 2 + 3), right?

For those wondering the type is actually the normalised closeness centrality measure ie the closeness centrality divided by the total number of nodes -1. Since the pre normalised centrality is the sum raised to the -1 we get the type on screen

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How to find betweeness of 1000 nodes in undirected graph?? Please do reply for this

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Thank you for your presentation. But,in case of many nodes,calculations can be difficult. Based on your video, I show how to calculate prestige in Rstudio. This is the link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gne5famPgrWgl6s

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why not indegree was considered?and when to consider indegree and outdegree for degree centraility?

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how there is 6 in numarator for node 3

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in directed graph why we consider only A to C distance and not C to A?

Thanks for the video. It was educative but I noticed you did not calculate the degree of centrality for node 2 GREAT VIDEO!!