These figures show how many links the intergroups have. The top figure (a) shows the 3D plots of the industrial sectors. The bottom figure (b) shows the 3D plots of the communities.</p
<p>Bipartite graph illustrating the contributor and project network (4924 actors, 4661 developers, 2...
<p>(A) Size distribution of the group. (B) Distribution of the number of groups to which each user i...
<p>Panels A and B provide a visual example of clusters in a reduced version of the LFN. The nodes re...
<p>The diagonal highlighted blocks are corresponding to communities with link densities which are no...
Left: ties belonging only to one type. Right: ties belonging to more than one type. Only links with ...
<p>(a) The community distribution of the network. (b) The link density matrix of the corresponding c...
Here, 51 major communities containing more than 1,000 firms are selected. The top figure plots the p...
<p>The connections within each community (from C1 to C6) are sketched by Panels (a)–(f), respectivel...
<p>(A) Ratio between the number of links with mentions or retweets and number of follower links. (B...
The major communities are depicted as nodes, and their size is scaled to the size of their correspon...
Visualizations of the three aggregated networks: (a) public, (b) private, and (c) public-private par...
<p>CGCS is depicted for E-DE (A), L-DE (B), E-CO (C) and L-CO (D) networks. The edge width is propor...
Here, 1086 communities containing over 100 firms are selected. The dashed curve represents the same ...
(A) Percentage of connected areas, shown as the fraction of possible connections that are present in...
<p>Circular nodes represent countries/regions. The size of a circle is in proportion to the number o...
<p>Bipartite graph illustrating the contributor and project network (4924 actors, 4661 developers, 2...
<p>(A) Size distribution of the group. (B) Distribution of the number of groups to which each user i...
<p>Panels A and B provide a visual example of clusters in a reduced version of the LFN. The nodes re...
<p>The diagonal highlighted blocks are corresponding to communities with link densities which are no...
Left: ties belonging only to one type. Right: ties belonging to more than one type. Only links with ...
<p>(a) The community distribution of the network. (b) The link density matrix of the corresponding c...
Here, 51 major communities containing more than 1,000 firms are selected. The top figure plots the p...
<p>The connections within each community (from C1 to C6) are sketched by Panels (a)–(f), respectivel...
<p>(A) Ratio between the number of links with mentions or retweets and number of follower links. (B...
The major communities are depicted as nodes, and their size is scaled to the size of their correspon...
Visualizations of the three aggregated networks: (a) public, (b) private, and (c) public-private par...
<p>CGCS is depicted for E-DE (A), L-DE (B), E-CO (C) and L-CO (D) networks. The edge width is propor...
Here, 1086 communities containing over 100 firms are selected. The dashed curve represents the same ...
(A) Percentage of connected areas, shown as the fraction of possible connections that are present in...
<p>Circular nodes represent countries/regions. The size of a circle is in proportion to the number o...
<p>Bipartite graph illustrating the contributor and project network (4924 actors, 4661 developers, 2...
<p>(A) Size distribution of the group. (B) Distribution of the number of groups to which each user i...
<p>Panels A and B provide a visual example of clusters in a reduced version of the LFN. The nodes re...
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