Examining the importance of existing relationships for co-offending: a temporal network analysis in Bogotá, Colombia (2005–2018)

Applied Network Science

Table 2 The number of offenders, components, incoming nodes, and investigations per window for each of the three networks considered here — (a) network 1, (b) network 2, and (c) network 3

	Offenders	Components	Incoming nodes	Investigations
Window
(a)
05	343	84	–	812
05–06	691	118	348	1577
05–07	1073	138	382	2263
05–08	1414	151	341	2738
05–09	1691	118	277	3173
05–10	2097	81	406	3799
05–11	2555	54	458	4333
05–12	2922	38	367	4702
05–13	3256	25	334	5105
05–14	3491	25	235	5364
05–15	3723	18	232	5619
05–16	3944	9	221	5846
05–17	4137	3	193	5959
05–18	4286	1	149	6032
Year
(b)
05	13	6	–	8
05–06	19	9	6	13
05–07	30	15	11	24
05–08	36	19	6	31
05–09	43	21	7	42
05–10	53	25	10	55
05–11	72	26	9	73
05–12	87	27	15	89
05–13	103	32	6	112
05–14	112	29	9	129
05–15	128	29	16	149
05-16	143	24	15	172
05–17	189	19	46	195
05–18	227	1	38	214
(c)
05	3	3	–	3
05–06	15	6	12	7
05–07	22	8	7	15
05–08	26	11	4	19
05–09	32	12	6	27
05–10	59	12	27	36
05–11	68	16	9	54
05–12	86	16	18	68
05–13	201	2	115	77
05–14	203	2	2	88
05–15	207	2	4	99
05–16	207	2	–	107
05–17	211	1	4	118
05–18	211	1	–	128