Applied Network Science

Table 1 Statistics of individual SH clusters

From: When can overambitious seeding cost you?

SH cluster properties
ID	N _c	〈k_ic〉	P5 k_ic	P50 k_ic	P95 k_ic	p _10-core	C	r
a	1214	12.8	1	8	39	28.75%	0.20	0.17
b	52985	123.6	3	58	464	84.62%	0.16	0.07
d	40643	119.0	1	56	454	79.64%	0.27	0.16
e	1868	14.0	1	9	42	29.23%	0.24	0.37
f	13726	51.6	4	40	135	85.56%	0.20	0.24
h	7306	11.5	1	8	34	18.30%	0.30	0.16
i	4919	29.9	2	18	100	64.73%	0.18	0.12
j	36238	94.8	1	44	362	78.27%	0.33	0.15
k	4797	124.9	4	75	429	88.60%	0.23	0.12
l	2717	12.4	1	6	43	28.34%	0.07	0.16
m	3546	20.7	2	14	62	55.89%	0.11	0.24
n	6605	8.0	1	5	25	4.19%	0.22	0.27
o	4223	8.0	1	5	25	3.29%	0.22	0.10
p	1139	9.8	1	5	34	22.04%	0.23	0.10
q	4473	105.6	1	58	349.4	68.99%	0.45	0.35
r	851	37.2	1	4	151.5	40.54%	0.40	0.23
s	1561	18.0	1	8	66	38.24%	0.26	0.34
t	13194	33.8	4	21	111	75.62%	0.27	0.28
u	7576	37.7	3	20	133	70.67%	0.20	0.16
v	3562	18.9	1	11	61	48.74%	0.31	0.07
w	986	8.9	1	6	25	3.45%	0.23	0.18
x	3085	43.6	2	28	137	76.11%	0.24	0.29
y	11349	36.3	1	21	126	66.27%	0.28	0.22

Here, k_ic refers to the within-cluster degree, p_10−core is the percentage of people who belong to a 10-core when the cluster is considered in isolation, C is the clustering coefficient, and r is the degree assortativity

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