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Assignment 12
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Prerequisite
Assignment 1) An internet meme is (Choose the best answer) 1 point
Any website
Things to Note
A computer virus
How to access
the portal Any kind of digital artefact traversing through the Internet, be it an image, video or a file in
some other format.
Week 1 -
No, the answer is incorrect.
Introduction
Score: 0
Week 3- Low status people are linked in densely connected core while the high status people atomize
Strength of
around this core as periphery of the network.
Weak Ties
Core and the periphery occupy interchangeable positions in the network.
Week 4 - Strong
and Weak The notion of a node being in a core or in a periphery does not depend on the social status or
Relationships the wealth of a node.
(Continued) &
Homophily High status people are linked in densely connected core while the low status people atomize
around this core as periphery of the network.
Week 5 - No, the answer is incorrect.
Homophily
Score: 0
Continued and
+Ve / -Ve Accepted Answers:
Relationships High status people are linked in densely connected core while the low status people atomize around this
core as periphery of the network.
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keeps removing
by the nodes of degree i from the graph, i.e., keeps removing the
Week 8 : Link
degree i nodes from the graph till there are no degree i nodes in the graph.
Analysis
(Continued)
Recursively keeps removing the nodes of degree ≤ i from the graph, i.e., keeps removing the
nodes of degree ≤ i from the graph till there are no degree ≤ i nodes in the graph.
Week -9 : Power
Laws and
Rich-Get-Richer
Recursively keeps removing the nodes of degree ≥
Phenomena
i from the graph, i.e., keeps removing the
nodes of degree ≥ i from the graph till there are no degree ≥ i nodes in the graph.
Week 10 - Power
law (contd..) and No, the answer is incorrect.
Epidemics Score: 0
Accepted Answers:
Week 11- Small
World Recursively keeps removing the nodes of degree ≤ i from the graph, i.e., keeps removing the nodes of
Phenomenon degree ≤ i from the graph till there are no degree ≤ i nodes in the graph.
4) Identify the 1-core, 2-core and 3-core from the given graph (based on the definition of 1 point
Week 12-
Pseudocore k-core)
(How to go viral
on web?)
Lecture 150 :
Programming
illustration-
Small world
networks :
Introduction
Lecture 151 :
Base code
Lecture 152 :
Making
homophily
based edges .
nodes?
Lecture 162 :
finding the right
key nodes (the
core)
Lecture 163 :
Coding K-Shell
Decomposition
Lecture 164 :
Coding
cascading
Model
Lecture 165 :
Coding the
importance of
core nodes in
cascading
Week 12 A, E, G, C and F.
Feedback :
Social No, the answer is incorrect.
Networks Score: 0
Accepted Answers:
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VIDEOS A, E, G and C
Can't say
8) Given that a node v in a network is part of exactly 3 cliques (induced complete subgraph) 1 point
of order 3, 4 and 6. Then the core number of v cannot be
greater than 3
less than 7
less than 6
less than 5