Fig. 2
From: Modeling algorithmic bias: simplicial complexes and evolving network topologies
Example of the AABSC model. Examples of different cases in the Adaptive Algorithmic Bias Model on Simplicial Complexes. In a, a triangle (i, j, z) is chosen, and the minority node adopts the mean opinion of the majority. In b, there is no minority, so the three agents adopt their average opinion. In c, there is no majority: nothing happens. In d, there is no majority, and agent i rewires the discording arc with j towards a more like-minded agent. The process in d is the same described in Fig. 1