Degree Centrality Negative Ties
Definition
It is calculated by subtracting a total number of negative ties of the node from its total positive ties:
where P(m) is a number of direct positive ties, N(m) is a number of direct negative ties and D(m) is a degree of node m.
D(m)=P(m)-N(m)
where P(m) is a number of direct positive ties, N(m) is a number of direct negative ties and D(m) is a degree of node m.
References
- Kaur, M. and Singh, S., 2017. Ranking based Comparative Analysis of Graph Centrality Measures to detect Negative nodes in Online Social Networks. Journal of Computational Science. DOI: 10.1016/j.jocs.2017.10.018